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Started by kennym, August 27, 2011, 01:22:00 PM

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kennym

My widebelt sander just did I'm thinkin.  :scared:  

Started as a squeak and in a few min. became a horrid howl! Dust flew outta the motor , so I shut down and came in for lunch. Gotta go back out and find the prob in a bit.

This is gonnaa hurt I'm sure, but the worst thing is, orders will have to wait til I fix it.  :banghead:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Magnum in Ms

I hate it when that happens!
Every one is ignorant its just on different subjects

K.S.TRAPPER

Ouch!!  :scared:

I hope it's not all bad news Kenny and you can get it fixed soon.  :)  

Tracy
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Dmaxshawn

Good luck been there and your right it hurt.


Shawn

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TNstickn

Man, hope its a switch or nothing  :dunno:
Pick a spot.>>>>-------> Shoot straight.

Randy Morin

Prayiin for ya and your machine Kenny.  My drum sander is the one keeps me up at night thinkin I have to baby it or else.    :pray:

kennym

Well, found the drive cushioning rubber was ate up, so I turned it a little and put it all back together. Still no good, now looking at the bearings on ends of bottom drum also.

Good news is the motor seems to be good, not hot and bearings seem good.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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R.W.

If your bearings are not burnt out, try cleaning the drive belt pulley's with some solvent.

If the pulley's are glazed from the belt slipping, give them a quick going over with some 220 emery paper, so the pulley "grips" the belt better.

You will probably need a new belt, if the original has been burnt-the carbonized rubber will never hold the pulley properly, after this happens.

If the bearings are shot, you should be able to source replacement bearings from an industrial supply outlet.

The bearing numbers may still be evident on the bearing itself, if they haven't burnt really bad.

Should the bearings have not had seals (they should have) try to find a replacement with such a seal fitted to it.

Best of luck with the repairs/refurbishment of your sander.

R.W.

kennym

One bearing(the one where the noise seemed to be)seems to feel dry, but there is no drive belt. It is a Nova joint? My bro has one on his mower between motor and hydrostat?

Anyway the rubber is chewed on it, so lookin at 2 bearings(local) and the rubber from Grizzly.

Good thing is the bearings have the machine stripped waaay down and the rubber thingy is about 20 minutes putting back together.

So I can buy the bearings here and have it pretty well back together when the rubber cushion thingy arrives. Bet I get 2 of those!  :D  

Hope this cures it!  :eek:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Toymaker

Kenny's sander must be up and running I got my order yesterday!!!

Thanks Kenny!
Gary Slater

kennym

Yep, going strong!! Thanks for your patience everyone!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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