Qualters and Smith (Q&S) 6H power hacksaw refurbishment (hydraulic relief lever, cam and push rod) скачать в хорошем качестве

Qualters and Smith (Q&S) 6H power hacksaw refurbishment (hydraulic relief lever, cam and push rod)

I already have a Rapidor Manchester Power Hacksaw but when I saw this Q&S hacksaw for sale (£50) I couldn't resist buying it as another project. It was in filthy condition -- used engine oil had been used for lubrication / cutting -- but it was in generally good order. It took four of us to get it onto my small car trailer and somehow I managed to drag, lever and slide it off by myself, which was no mean feat bearing in mind it weighs about 340 kg. The hydraulic relief mechanism appears to have been damaged during transportation but I suspect it was already faulty and possibly tampered with. This has actually been much easier to fix than I would initially have suspected, requiring me to make a new lever "cam" and a push rod. These parts were made from scrap and have cost nothing but my time. Next on my to-do list are wheels or a pallet truck frame so it can be moved around my small home workshop. I also need to purchase and fit a new motor, probably a 3-phase 8-pole induction model.