Drive Wheel Rebuilding

Links to helpful record-lathe-oriented services (repair, equipment) and their websites.

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Doug6N
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Location: Washington

Drive Wheel Rebuilding

Post: # 2023Unread post Doug6N
Fri Nov 23, 2007 10:29 am

Hi:

Here is an additional resource for our drive wheel repairs.


http://www.TerrysRubberRollers.com

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emorritt
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Location: Tennessee

Terry's Rubber Rollers

Post: # 2053Unread post emorritt
Tue Nov 27, 2007 1:43 pm

I've used Terry for several repair jobs, he does much better work than Russell Industries. I had the idlers for my 6N done several years ago by Russell; all they did was strip a little rubber from the outside, re-mold and re-shape. Terry actually takes the old rubber completely off the metal core and re-forms the entire original drive wheel to original specs. He even compensates (if you ask - no extra charge) for age and shrinkage by adding a few thousandths or hundredths of an inch of material to bring the drive idler back to it's original size and shape. I even had him do the drive for a Presto surveillance recording from the 30's that has a tiny core and is mostly all rubber - it works perfectly.

He specializes in tape recorder pinch rollers and drive wheels, but the work he's done for me on turntable drives is excellent.

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