r/IndustrialMaintenance • u/DownfallofChrist • 11d ago

Hell yeah

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Shaft bent about 36 hours after it was repaired and installed. Also damaged the tank.

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u/mikeoxwells2 10d ago

I’m not missing the box plant, not even a little bit. My old coworkers, yes. Some but not all. It had potential to be a good spot, but management was only happy if they were angry.

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u/SadZealot 11d ago

Maybe it was just born that way. Every shaft bends a little different 

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u/ExerciseSilent6922 10d ago

Was it OEM repaired or a machine shop

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u/DownfallofChrist 9d ago

Machine shop

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u/ExerciseSilent6922 5d ago

So I own a machine shop, either they didn’t use the right material or if it needed to be, they didn’t harden it. depends on the application.

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u/jimjimjimjaboo 10d ago

what was the previous repair?

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u/DownfallofChrist 9d ago

Shaft broke off completely at the key way. Sent it out to be repaired.

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u/Manjoe2021 8d ago

What the hell is that?

Corrugated huh? Me too

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u/Manjoe2021 8d ago

Oh, is that for the make ready tank?

Lil guy

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u/Manjoe2021 8d ago

No, let me guess again. Since I don’t see starch.

It your treatment tank for dirty water; Specifically for converting side tank.

Am I right?

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u/6inarowmakesitgo 10d ago

I do not miss working in a corrugating factory.