posted July 10, 2017 12:21 PM
This is the Keystone 100G. I don't know the names of the parts, but the arrow points to a rubber piece that will no longer engage the big flywheel. It is cracked, no longer makes contact with the motor spindle, and has changed shape. Is there a replacement part for this or is it time to start stacking rubber bands?
posted July 13, 2017 10:19 AM
Problem solved! My buddies down at the Maintenance Barn hooked me up with some donut shaped rubber washers (like you can get for garden hoses)--worked perfectly!
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posted July 13, 2017 10:57 AM
Nice work!
This hobby has long passed the stage of the game where new replacement parts are no further away than the local Sears (-and they are closing our Sears, too!).
-Either you recondition the old part, fabricate a new one or adapt something adaptable!
Sometimes you have to admire people that restore old cars. You need a front fender for a hundred year old Model T Ford? UPS can put a brand new one on your front porch in a week or so.
-need a set of film guides for a 40 year old movie projector?
-Good Luck!
-------------------- All I ask is a wide screen and a projector to light her by...