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rdonning1
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Help with parts

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Well guys, got my hands dirty and tore down on mark v, the motor needed work and I have that done, now I need bearings for your drive sleeve assembly, any suggestions on locating bearings, also will need the spindle.
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rdonning1 wrote:Well guys, got my hands dirty and tore down on mark v, the motor needed work and I have that done, now I need bearings for your drive sleeve assembly, any suggestions on locating bearings, also will need the spindle.
Good show!

Any good bearing distributor can provide the bearings. Don't buy the cheap ones.

The spindle, if you need a new one, will have to come from Shopsmith.
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rdonning1 wrote:Well guys, got my hands dirty and tore down on mark v, the motor needed work and I have that done, now I need bearings for your drive sleeve assembly, any suggestions on locating bearings, also will need the spindle.
Drive sleeve bearings = 6205ZZ = 25 x 52 x 15 mm.

Or 6205-2RS

What's wrong with the 'spindle'? There's bearing(s) thar also.

There are quill differences.

http://www.vxb.com/SRCH.html?Store_Code ... earch=6205
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