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  1. #1
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    Question One shot oiler failed - NM200

    After 7+ years of service a plastic part on the bottom of my Fheng one shot oiler failed. I am assuming that a replacement part is not in the cards and that I'll need to replace the entire oiler.

    I've seen this one that looks almost identical. https://www.kbctools.com/products/FL...OIRS/3287.aspx

    What are the Torus machines being supplied with?

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    Re: One shot oiler failed - NM200

    Could you make the part of you had access to a handy dandy cnc mill? 😉

    Ben

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    Re: One shot oiler failed - NM200

    It's been a few years, but mine came with the push style pump. I'm pretty sure they still come with the same style.

    https://www.kbctools.com/default.asp...48&parent=7225
    Don't have to be too bright to be me

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    Re: One shot oiler failed - NM200

    John has one in stock that I will have shipped on Monday, hopefully. More expensive than KBC but known to be a bolt on replacement for the old one.

    The part that broke is a plastic piece that screws onto the bottom of the metal body. Two ears support a roll pin on which the lever rotates. One of the ears snapped off. It would certainly be possible to make a replacement in aluminum if it were worth my time and if the mill were to remain lubricated during the machining.

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    Re: One shot oiler failed - NM200

    Got the new oiler today. Looks identical to the old but one of the 4 mounting holes doesn't quite line up. I wonder if they drilled out one of the tabs on the old one. Seems three screws are enough to keep it attached. I needed to swap the brass elbows with the old pump as the threads are different. Looks like 1/8 NPT on the new and 1/16 on the old. Filled it up and seems I'm back in action tomorrow.

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