I do not believe that is exactly what you were told but rather a loose interpretation. The fact, however, that there are still bronze bushings in service says something. I believe that it was suggested that as long as the bronze bushing is working, why change it.gatheringsplinters wrote:So, what I'm hearing is that the newer type of backup rollers are not an 'upgrade' from the older, brass ones. That's good to know.
Old or New Band Saw Backup Rollers?
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Re: Old or New Band Saw Backup Rollers?
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Gotcha.dusty wrote: I do not believe that is exactly what you were told but rather a loose interpretation. The fact, however, that there are still bronze bushings in service says something. I believe that it was suggested that as long as the bronze bushing is working, why change it.
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Thanks all for the feedback!
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