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    Hi Guys,

    I have to replace a linear bearing on the z axis of a tornado 200 but cant figure out how to get the old one off.
    I could really do with some help on this.

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    Hi
    I realise this is an old post but I have a noisy Z axis in my Tornado 200, and suspect the chuck end bearings of the Z axis, the lathe is still holding good tolerances but very noisy in rapid speed.
    Why did you have to replace the bearing, what problems did you have?
    If you did replace the bearing/s how did you end up doing it?

    Best Regards
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    Default Re: colchester tornado 200

    There is only a thrust bearing on the Z axis and that is at the chuck end
    Normally this is the first thing to go as the ball screw and rais are lubricated by the lubrication system
    Id say change the bearing first and see how you go any problems pm me



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    Default Re: colchester tornado 200

    Hi
    Thanks for the reply, looks fairly straight forward to change, you wouldn't know the thrust bearing numbers by any chance?
    Might also get the ball screw repaired at the same time, to make sure of things.

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    Default Re: colchester tornado 200

    Part numbers are in manual however Colchester will only quote the complete cartridge, I normally break down the cartridge and fit thrust bearings , it takes longer but will save money , may give you time to get ball screw repaired



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