FWIW
I have a 5/8 arbor that came with my used SS ,,, the locking tongue washer is missing the tongue.
Does any one know if these washers are available from SS or if there is a source for them ?
Before I call HQ and ask,, I thought I would ask here first.
5/8 arbor
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Re: 5/8 arbor
Did you ever find a replacement source for the tongue washer?
- BuckeyeDennis
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Re: 5/8 arbor
I searched high & low for them a few months ago. No luck, unless you count custom manufacturing.
I ultimately bought a used one from a member here who had an incomplete arbor himself, and bought a whole new arbor from the mothership.
I ultimately bought a used one from a member here who had an incomplete arbor himself, and bought a whole new arbor from the mothership.
- everettdavis
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Re: 5/8 arbor
What you are looking for is a Hardened Tongued Washer I believe.
Try http://www.whittet-higgins.com/part.php?series_id=80
You will have to find the 5/8 size and item number then a distributor.
Everett
Try http://www.whittet-higgins.com/part.php?series_id=80
You will have to find the 5/8 size and item number then a distributor.
Everett
Re: 5/8 arbor
Thanks for the link , No I havent even looked for one , I use one off of another arbor but it would be nice to get another one..
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Re: 5/8 arbor
Try looking at places that sell trailer parts. Seems like tongued washers are very common on axle spindles. However, the small 5/8" size may be a problem. When I Googled around a little mostly trailer parts supply dealers came up.Hobbyman2 wrote:Thanks for the link , No I havent even looked for one , I use one off of another arbor but it would be nice to get another one..
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Hooper, UT
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Re: 5/8 arbor
'In the old days' they were used on front wheel bearings.
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Re: 5/8 arbor
JPG wrote:'In the old days' they were used on front wheel bearings.
Yup!
John & Mary Burger
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
Hooper, UT
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Hooper, UT