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    Brian Bolton
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      Any one know when attaching a motor to a myford ml7 motor mounting , what size and length of bolts do i need?

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      Brian Bolton
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        @brianbolton62590

        motor mounting

        #92079
        Ian S C
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          @iansc

          There are only two sizes of bolts, too long, and too shortwink Ian S C

          #92086
          Swarf, Mostly!
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            @swarfmostly

            Hi there, Brian and Ian,

            I was taught that the end of the bolt (or screw) should protrude from the nut by one and a half turns of thread.

            But then I thought, could this thread turn into a plain vs spring washer-fest?!?! laugh

            Best regards,

            Swarf, Mostly!

            #92101
            V8Eng
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              @v8eng

              Acess to the back of my ML7 is very restricted but they seem to be about 8mm x 35mm, as its an old machine probably something like 5/16" x 1 1/4".

              Might be simplest to measure the motor foot etc on yours to find the right size.

              Various motors seem to have been fitted to these machines, and the motorising assembly list in my manual does not actually show these nuts & bolts.

               

               

              Edited By V8Eng on 05/06/2012 16:27:02

              #92112
              Gordon A
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                @gordona

                Greetings Brian,

                Here is a link to one the Myford ML7 spares pages.

                http://www.myford.co.uk/acatalog/Myford_ML7_Motorising_Assembly.html

                Unfortunately the motor mounting bolts do not appear to be listed. Therefore may I suggest that you measure the width of the slots in the motor mounting plate and the mounting slots or holes in the motor and use a bolt diameter that will fit the smaller of these. The length only needs to be sufficient to fit the thickness of a nut plus washers if required. The thread type doesn't really matter, just use the largest diameter that will fit and you should be fine.

                Like V8Eng, I have very limited access the the back of my ML7 to take measurements.

                Gordon.

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