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Re: C123 break-in procedure
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Posted by Janicholson on May 25, 2006 at 13:09:12 from (199.17.6.148):
In Reply to: C123 break-in procedure posted by Jack in Ohio on May 25, 2006 at 12:30:39:
I would pre charge the oil galleries by using a pump type oilcan to inject oil into the hole for the oil pressure gauge. THis might take a quart of pumping, but it fills the system such that it is oiled immediately. Run it at variable speeds and loads up to but not max loading for 10-15 hrs. then change the oil, and use it any way you want. After 30 hrs it will be fine to even plow or run a mill with it under load. Watch your gauges. JimN
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