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elmcannic
@elmcannic
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A simple Google search of your topic shows quite a bit of information that might be of interest to you.

10 years ago
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I'd think that if the rope crowns are even with top of the driver, it might be too worn. Uh, how'd you get the slack taken back up on the car side, bu...

10 years ago
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Is this maybe a sectional jack? I've had two on my route (three sections) over the years where the units exhibited the same symptoms you describe, and...

10 years ago
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Have you removed those pins and burnished the stationary contacts of the call and cancelling circuits and DZ? What if you pull 2c/2d or 1c/1u relay ou...

10 years ago
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OK you started it!The first Kalieco (?) machine I saw was in Hollywood I think. No kidding, the dang machine was tilted so far off of the machine beam...

10 years ago
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Awww c'mon JimNot so rough on the old Cubic Corp! (Couldn't get a single stage jack right) The econo head, or black head was the last design out of th...

10 years ago
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See if your coworker can view the position count while the car is in viscosity mode. If the low pressure setting is wrong, the car will creep up, leve...

10 years ago
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Huh...Well Maestro, being the municipalities consultant, did you have a recommendation for your client? Just curious.

10 years ago
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Chicago-Be sure to check the door motor brushes. Closing torqueClose start settingsDragging gibToo slow a manual close settingMarginal DCL input Soft ...

10 years ago
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Certainly could have been worse. Good for everyone involved that no one was injured.In my opinion, now would certainly be the best time to introduce t...

10 years ago
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SoIf three, or two could do it in 30 days... that's just plain sick. Good thing mine aren't leakers.Hey Poinsee...I mean Rusty-If I increment relevel ...

10 years ago
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Yes indeed! Well done.Always nice to hear the outcome of troubles we have.Thanks for posting.

10 years ago
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Oops-Corrections to above post;Both Finder and Schrack relays are DPDT. The voltages mentioned above are correct though.Finder PN- Type 44.52 /6amp, 2...

10 years ago
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I'll offer this;The Thyssen TAC20, 20-03, TAC50-04... They use these problematic 24volt relays by Fender, and Schrack (blue and brown respectively). T...

10 years ago
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Not sure where my original post went, but...Does this unit use the selector cable attached to the cross head? If memory serves me correctly, too loose...

10 years ago
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