Saddle set in Moglice

Saddle set in Moglice

Auxiliary slide prepped first by sandblasting adhesion surface

Close up of auxiliary slide prepped first by sandblasting adhesion surface. Sand blasting is the best adhesion surface but notching gives additional mechanical hold where bond lines are exposed.

Auxiliary slide notched for mechanical adhesion after sandblasting

Column saddle on horses for easy access and prep work

Picture of head slide on horses

Rhulon bearing to be removed as adhesion failed

Another view of the Rhulon bearing

Auxiliary slide surface oil grooving laid out to be replicated into the Moglice bearing. This auxiliary slide is not commonly found on G & L floor mills.

Release agent sprayed on slide surface

Moglice being mixed for pouring on slide surface

Another picture of mixing Moglice

Moglice 628 being crownded to the center

Moglice 628 poured on the saddle

Men in the forefront of picture are mixing Moglice 628 while application techs are applying Moglice on saddle surface

Close up of applying and crowning Moglice

Finishing application of Moglice

Check setting of auxiliary slide

G & L Horizontal Model N - August 2004