Hi,
I bought a Lotze power hacksaw late last year for $75 (or near abouts). It works but it was covered in years of grime etc so I took it to work to give it a bit of a clean up.
So I've totally stripped it, cleaned most of the parts in a parts washer and started to sand blast the castings. Mainly doing bits and pieces in my lunch hour so will take some time to finish.
It's a single phase with a old Betts Cadet motor. I'll have one of the electricians at work to have a look at it and clean it up internally, also the lead will need to be replaced and maybe the switch.
I'm going to repaint it in it's original colour or as close as I can get. I've checked most of the bearings and i don't think they need replacing.
So far I've taken 40 odd photo's on my phone, so they aren't the best quality but they will help me put it back together again.
Ben
I bought a Lotze power hacksaw late last year for $75 (or near abouts). It works but it was covered in years of grime etc so I took it to work to give it a bit of a clean up.
So I've totally stripped it, cleaned most of the parts in a parts washer and started to sand blast the castings. Mainly doing bits and pieces in my lunch hour so will take some time to finish.
It's a single phase with a old Betts Cadet motor. I'll have one of the electricians at work to have a look at it and clean it up internally, also the lead will need to be replaced and maybe the switch.
I'm going to repaint it in it's original colour or as close as I can get. I've checked most of the bearings and i don't think they need replacing.
So far I've taken 40 odd photo's on my phone, so they aren't the best quality but they will help me put it back together again.
Ben
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