Speed reducer
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Speed reducer
Is there an available operator's and parts listing manual for the Shopsmith Speed Reducer?
hyRAMelu -- Americus, Kansas
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When there's a will, there's a way!
SSMarkV510, SS bandsaw, SS scrollsaw, SS planer, SS jointer, SS jigsaw, SS belt sander, PorterCable router, Dremel stripsander, Dremel scrollsaw, ShopVac, misc.
Yes, but not listed on the Shopsmith computer site. A manual comes with the SR when ordered from Shopsmith. Maybe you can buy one from them.
There are a couple of cut away views in the "Tool Hunter" blog. http://shopsmith-tool-hunter.blogspot.com/ They are hard to find!!! (at least for me).
The Speed reducer is a fairly simple tool with bearings, pulleys and two poly V belts. The same size as the one in the mark V.
The Speed reducer is set up to drive with 5 spline hubs. so the attachment comes with an extra 5 spline hub.
There are a couple of cut away views in the "Tool Hunter" blog. http://shopsmith-tool-hunter.blogspot.com/ They are hard to find!!! (at least for me).
The Speed reducer is a fairly simple tool with bearings, pulleys and two poly V belts. The same size as the one in the mark V.
The Speed reducer is set up to drive with 5 spline hubs. so the attachment comes with an extra 5 spline hub.
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Chuck in Lancaster, CA
Chuck in Lancaster, CA
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rlkeeney
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I recently purchased a speed reducer manual from Shopsmith for $3.99. I waited until I was buying something else to order the manual to avoid the shipping cost. I don't understand why they can't send these USPS media mail.
Get yours here:
Speed Reducer Manual 845254
Get yours here:
Speed Reducer Manual 845254
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timsturnings
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Here is a link the an old speed changer manual from this site:
http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/oGTYT7VEN8 ... manual.pdf
Hope it works for you.
Tim.
http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/oGTYT7VEN8 ... manual.pdf
Hope it works for you.
Tim.
Seven days without turning makes one weak. 
1952 Shopsmith 10er(restored)with Speedchanger,1952 Craftsman 10" table saw,Jet 1014 lathe(VS),HF VS 95607 Lathe,Craftsman Drill Press,55 Gal. Tornado Dust Collection System,Shop Wide Overhead Vac piping,WC slow-speed grinder,Wolverine sharp. system,Grizzly GO580 14" Bandsaw,Rikon Disk/Belt sander,HF Pressure Pot, JB 7 CFM Vac pump,TurnTex Stabilizing Chamber. (My 16' X 20' shop is full to the gills)
1952 Shopsmith 10er(restored)with Speedchanger,1952 Craftsman 10" table saw,Jet 1014 lathe(VS),HF VS 95607 Lathe,Craftsman Drill Press,55 Gal. Tornado Dust Collection System,Shop Wide Overhead Vac piping,WC slow-speed grinder,Wolverine sharp. system,Grizzly GO580 14" Bandsaw,Rikon Disk/Belt sander,HF Pressure Pot, JB 7 CFM Vac pump,TurnTex Stabilizing Chamber. (My 16' X 20' shop is full to the gills)
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JPG
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'NOT FOUND':(timsturnings wrote:Here is a link the an old speed changer manual from this site:
http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/oGTYT7VEN8My1-mOfSHiBJPjfEL7s6XoxYpWxutLqJrAFMFlGF1tNGWDoftAceG05frpvta1keSp7zT1cDgw3kFcxqXeQYc/10ER%20Documents/10ER%20SpeedChanger%20manual.pdf
Hope it works for you.
Tim.
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timsturnings
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Sorry JPG40504. It is a thread by mickyd on the maintenance and repair section of this forum. I don't know how to attach the thread by a link. Search mickeyd threads and it is:
Everything E / ER - Technical info, documentation, links
Good luck.
Everything E / ER - Technical info, documentation, links
Good luck.
Seven days without turning makes one weak.
1952 Shopsmith 10er(restored)with Speedchanger,1952 Craftsman 10" table saw,Jet 1014 lathe(VS),HF VS 95607 Lathe,Craftsman Drill Press,55 Gal. Tornado Dust Collection System,Shop Wide Overhead Vac piping,WC slow-speed grinder,Wolverine sharp. system,Grizzly GO580 14" Bandsaw,Rikon Disk/Belt sander,HF Pressure Pot, JB 7 CFM Vac pump,TurnTex Stabilizing Chamber. (My 16' X 20' shop is full to the gills)
1952 Shopsmith 10er(restored)with Speedchanger,1952 Craftsman 10" table saw,Jet 1014 lathe(VS),HF VS 95607 Lathe,Craftsman Drill Press,55 Gal. Tornado Dust Collection System,Shop Wide Overhead Vac piping,WC slow-speed grinder,Wolverine sharp. system,Grizzly GO580 14" Bandsaw,Rikon Disk/Belt sander,HF Pressure Pot, JB 7 CFM Vac pump,TurnTex Stabilizing Chamber. (My 16' X 20' shop is full to the gills)
While your on that page, just copy the URL, then in your posting. Paste it in where ever ya want it.timsturnings wrote:I don't know how to attach the thread by a link. Search mickeyd threads and it is:
Everything E / ER - Technical info, documentation, links
Good luck.
IF ya want to do the came, but with one post. Just click on the post number, then copy that URL.
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timsturnings
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beeg, I did that and it didn't work, if you look at my post.
Here is a link from another site. Maybe this one will work.
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=2714
Here is a link from another site. Maybe this one will work.
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=2714
Seven days without turning makes one weak.
1952 Shopsmith 10er(restored)with Speedchanger,1952 Craftsman 10" table saw,Jet 1014 lathe(VS),HF VS 95607 Lathe,Craftsman Drill Press,55 Gal. Tornado Dust Collection System,Shop Wide Overhead Vac piping,WC slow-speed grinder,Wolverine sharp. system,Grizzly GO580 14" Bandsaw,Rikon Disk/Belt sander,HF Pressure Pot, JB 7 CFM Vac pump,TurnTex Stabilizing Chamber. (My 16' X 20' shop is full to the gills)
1952 Shopsmith 10er(restored)with Speedchanger,1952 Craftsman 10" table saw,Jet 1014 lathe(VS),HF VS 95607 Lathe,Craftsman Drill Press,55 Gal. Tornado Dust Collection System,Shop Wide Overhead Vac piping,WC slow-speed grinder,Wolverine sharp. system,Grizzly GO580 14" Bandsaw,Rikon Disk/Belt sander,HF Pressure Pot, JB 7 CFM Vac pump,TurnTex Stabilizing Chamber. (My 16' X 20' shop is full to the gills)
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dusty
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Speed Reducer and a post copied to a URL
https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?p=119854&postcount=8
Thank you, beeg. I did not know that trick.
Thank you, beeg. I did not know that trick.
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Dusty
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I believe that the original request related to the Speed Reducer for the Mark V. The link leads to docs for the Speed Changer for the 10E/ER.timsturnings wrote:beeg, I did that and it didn't work, if you look at my post.
Here is a link from another site. Maybe this one will work.
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=2714
Rob in San Diego
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