missing part-HELP!!

[jdollar]

I bought # 42 from the original purchaser when he had heath problems and needed money. He had not even assembled the unit and shipped it on to me. When I unboxed it, I went to install the bleed valve and found the black retaining screw was missing. Looked everywhere in the box and found all the other items but no retaining screw. On the exploded diagram, it looks like part #35. I will gladly pay for the replacement. email me at jdollarsprint@hughes.net or ship the screw COD to: Jerry Dollar, 28330 Thermal Rd., Sanger,Ca. 93657. Thanks a lot
Jerry
PS- both chains were so tight that there is no play in either. When i loosened the 2 bolts for the jack shaft chain to adjust it, the chain loosened but when I re-tightened the bolts, that tightened the jackshaft chain right back to its former position. I was unable to really move the jackshaft assembly around unless I loosened the motor mounts too. The manual seemed to indicate that you adjusted the 2 chains independently. Is there a secret to loosening the bolts and adjusting the jackshaft or do you have to loosen everything, then adjust and secure?

[ShoeBox Tech]

How to videos sticky thread.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=252207

Youtube vid for chain adjustment.

http://www.youtube.com/user/tomkaye1.../2/87tUMyKgiCw


The retaining screw is the same screw used on the bottom for the jackshaft. Black button head screw. You should be able to find it at the hardware store for about $.25. If you cant let me know and I will send you one.

The chains are set and the unit is pressure tested at least a half a dozen times before it gets packed up for shipping. If you remove the connecting rod #53 you would be able to move the drive train with less EFFORT as you dont have to push both pistons.

We have tested with way loose and tight chains. They will stretch after running. Run it.

[jdollar]

How to videos sticky thread.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=252207

Youtube vid for chain adjustment.

http://www.youtube.com/user/tomkaye1.../2/87tUMyKgiCw


The retaining screw is the same screw used on the bottom for the jackshaft. Black button head screw. You should be able to find it at the hardware store for about $.25. If you cant let me know and I will send you one.

The chains are set and the unit is pressure tested at least a half a dozen times before it gets packed up for shipping. If you remove the connecting rod #53 you would be able to move the drive train with less EFFORT as you dont have to push both pistons.

We have tested with way loose and tight chains. They will stretch after running. Run it.

thanks a lot. fist stop on the way home will be Home Depot!! and i will leave the chains alone.