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DanielSimao
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Polar Mohr Eltromat 72

08/22/2011 1:40 PM

Does anyone know the size and thread for the shoulder bolts used to engage the clutch so that I can manualy raise the blade on a polar mohr eletromat 72. I have no paperwor or tools/parts for this machine. Any help would be appreciated
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08/22/2011 2:07 PM

Try one of these.
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08/23/2011 8:12 AM

M10X1.5 Shoulder dia. is 15mm length of 10 mm section is 3-1/8" threaded length is about 1". I have one in my hand.

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08/23/2011 9:20 AM

Thank you for the information. Heideberg Eastern carries the tools for the machine. But what they call the clutch handle looks like a threaded t handle. I want to order one but I wanted to make sure that I order the right tool. i meassure about 4 inche to the first thread on the inside of the clutch. Am I looking at this wrong?
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08/23/2011 12:16 PM

Do you think that 2 of these might work?

http://www.mcmaster.com/#metric-shoulder-screws/=dqumxq
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08/23/2011 3:43 PM

No, But you could use a M10 socket head cap screw 6" [150mm] long, and a 3" length of pipe or tube with a 10mm ID to form the shoulder. the shoulder is necessary to release the brake when you tighten the screws.

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08/24/2011 6:32 AM

Thank you very much. That worked perfectly. The machine is up and running now. They wanted $227.33 each for the clutch handles and it cost me like $14.00 to make. Once again the help was very much appreciated.
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08/24/2011 8:38 AM

This has 'Good Answer' written all over it. Well done.

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08/26/2011 12:38 PM

I have another issue with this machine. The resistor that I replaced is on tits waay out. I reblaced the blown resistor with a 47 ohm 11 watt resistor and its melting. There must be an issue with something else. I dont have any prints or diagrams. do you know of any reason for this to be happening or where to begin looking. Any help would really be appreciated
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