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Brake Drum/Disc Lathe (115 volts/60 Hz)

Item Number: KWY102000150 Supplier: IRONTITE / KWIK-WAY

Description

Brake Drum/Disc Lathe, 115 volts/60 Hz

Features

Heavy-duty cast iron construction/Timken spindle bearing.
Easy "single cut" operation.
Deluxe bench and small arbor included.
Positive rake tooling.
Fast changeover time converting from drum to rotors.
Made in USA.

Includes

Brake lathe with adaptor
Bench
11/16" small arbor
Premium bits, 10-pk
Adaptor tool board

Accessories

KWY109109223 Premium bits, 10-pk

Warranty

KW Products Inc. (KWIK-WAY) warrants each serial numbered Brake Lathe Product (this includes bench lathes, on-the-car lathes, power feeds and power drives) when purchased in a new and unused condition to be free from defective material or workmanship for five years from date of purchase. One year on labor.

Product Specifications

Disc capacity: 6-20" diameter
Drum capacity: 6-28" diameter
Drum depth: 7"
Feed rate (disc): .003"
Feed rate (drum): .005"
Motor: 1/2 hp
Shipping weight: 495 lbs
Spindle Speed: 105 r.p.m

This is only Honda approved on-car brake lathe for front wheel disc finishing. Never uses off-car brake lathes on front discs or non-approved on-car brake lathes.
New front brake discs should be refinished on the car to avoid brake vibration.
Always torque the wheel nuts to S/M specs. Driving the vehicle or refinishing discs with the wrong wheel nut torque can cause run-out. Run-out causes thickness variation in disc, and thickness variation causes brake vibrations.
Refinish with the transmission in first gear and the engine at idle, not fast idle. Refinishing with higher gears and speed will damage the cutting bits and provide a poor finish. Or use the Power Drive System shown on page 4-23.
Available for technician to purchase or lease to own. Call 1-888-424-6857 for details.
Refer to"Brake Disc Refinishing" Service Bulletin (Honda #A86-020, Acura #B86-014) and "Reducing Brake Vibration" Service News article (Honda Sept. '97 issue, Acura Oct. "97 issue) for additional information.

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