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    Quote Originally Posted by mrsell63 View Post
    Mic the id of the pillow block and step pulley. Then mic the od of the rod. If it's close, use emery paper on the rod until it fits.

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    I think thats what they did Jerry,see above.

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    Thats what we did.

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    No one siad this was going to be easy... The good news is the contact wheel is in. Bad news is the drive wheel is backordered 1 to 2 weeks...!

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    Quote Originally Posted by officerdread View Post
    No one siad this was going to be easy... The good news is the contact wheel is in. Bad news is the drive wheel is backordered 1 to 2 weeks...!
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    It's probably backordered so they can install the bearing. Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrsell63 View Post
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    It's probably backordered so they can install the bearing. Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.
    Funny guy... I guess I should really proof read my posts before hitting the post button eh...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by officerdread View Post
    Funny guy... I guess I should really proof read my posts before hitting the post button eh...?
    No worries. Give it a couple of years and most people will stop mentioning it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    No worries. Give it a couple of years and most people will stop mentioning it

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    UPDATE

    Gas strut came in. I figure with the 8" wheel the bottom belt will be at an angle from the contact wheel to the drive wheel. If I would change to a 10" or 12 " contact wheel it will straighten the angle. Attached the tracking wheel as well as added the gas strut.

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    I think if you change the angle, you will change the amount of force on the idler arm. I think you should mount it as close to a right angle to the idler arm as possible - like the hammer in the mock up. Any mechanical engineers that can confirm this?????
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    Quote Originally Posted by skipnord View Post
    I think if you change the angle, you will change the amount of force on the idler arm. I think you should mount it as close to a right angle to the idler arm as possible - like the hammer in the mock up. Any mechanical engineers that can confirm this?????
    Actually the bottom of the belt angle does change with the size of the contact wheel as I found out in this picture of a KMG grinder with a smaller contact wheel
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