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How can I repair a screw conveyor whose shaft is worn like this?

2017-08-14View Original

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The auger is too long to fit on the lathe; are there any other ways to repair it?
Reply #22017-08-14
Is it sealed with packing? If so, remove the packing in the middle and use a soft packing for sealing.
Reply #32017-08-14
The main issue is how to repair the shaft; that groove was formed as a result of wear on the bearing housing after the bearing was damaged.
Reply #42017-08-14
I thought it was the filler grinder. It seems there’s no good way around it if you don’t use the lathe. If some expert answers it, I’ll learn from it too*
Reply #52017-08-14
It looks so worn out and old; why not buy a new one?
Reply #62017-08-14
This shaft is attached; by pulling out the screw, it can be seen.
Reply #72017-08-15
I see a gap behind the groove; if this section is removed, it can be taken out for machining. If it’s the entire piece, you can contact them to apply plating treatment and then reinstall the filler.
Reply #82017-08-21
The shaft and the reamer should be assembled together; the shaft should be able to be removed
Reply #92017-08-21
Don’t repair it; just make a new one and install it

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