Makes of valve equipment that may have a manual for yours. Here is a link to a company that sells manuals etc for many different You don’t mention the model number, but if it’s 6305 or 6305-01 thenīlack and Decker have some info such as parts breakdown drawings Measuring and setting the correct length (and thus clearance) for The shop that I worked in back in the 50’s had a special gauge for The right hand wheel is generally used for grinding valve stems and or That would have made the dressing and setting the lash a LOT easier. Gee, Looks like we are missing some of the stuff. The stem grinding attachment has a micrometer infeed system making very accurate work easy. There should have been a vee clamp, but we didn't have it and used a C clamp.īy Phil Mino, near Porterville on Friday, J12:36 pm: The wheel dressing attachment has a vee grove in it and we used that to dress the valve stems. Kind of looks like a drill bit sharpener without the part that hold the bit. Someone needed it more than I did.īy Jim Thode - Onalaska, WA, USA on Friday, J12:11 pm: I had a top of the line valve grinder and on the right side I believe was used to grind the end of the valve. I think it should have a chuck to hold the valves to grind the stems to length The right side looks like it was added to sharpen saw blades. I was hoping that maybe someone here would recognize this machine and know what this extra stuuf is. On the right side of the machine there is a similar cup grinding wheel as on the left side, but the tool holder doesn't seem to fit anything that we can think of. We ground the valve face, touched up the diameter and faced the stem using the left side and attachments.Īfter looking around on the internet, I found some manuals for similar machines, but they do not have the attachments on the right side. (Last month we ground the seats with another machine kit). We all practiced on some old valves and then cut the valves that will be used in the engine. We all seemed to understand how to use the machine. A friend brought over an aged Black and Decker Valve Resurfacer, model MW. Last night a bunch of our Club members stopped at my garage and we resurfaced a set of valves for my 1918 engine. Model T Ford Forum: OT Valve Refacer OT Valve Refacer

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