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The worm mechanism was stuck together with some orange-brown gunk, so I disassembled the entire head, and had to flush out the worm gear and inside gears with some mineral spirits, using a wire brush to coax it all out. Once cleaned, the handle was able to be moved very easily. I cleaned off the other components with mineral spirits and reassembled everything. I only have one plate, but I bought a second plate that fits on Ebay, and can always buy some import dividing head plates from imports from Enco. The chuck is marked "LW Chuck Co, Toledo, Ohio". The locking lever is obstructed partially by the chuck.
I have a question- what should I use to grease/lube the worm mechanism in place of the old gunk I removed.
Also, what else do I need to do to restore this to useable condition, and what am I missing?
I have a question- what should I use to grease/lube the worm mechanism in place of the old gunk I removed.
Also, what else do I need to do to restore this to useable condition, and what am I missing?