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heathicus wrote:Unfortunately, I'm missing that knurled head screw on both of my ERs. I've been trying to find one, but haven't had any luck.
I will have to look in my box of ER parts to see if I have any extra knurled head screws. I know I have extra quill feed handles and the knurled head screws that hold the belt cover on. I will let you know if I find any.
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SDSSmith wrote:I will have to look in my box of ER parts to see if I have any extra knurled head screws. I know I have extra quill feed handles and the knurled head screws that hold the belt cover on. I will let you know if I find any.
If you do, and can part with it, that would be great! How long is the knurled head screw that holds the belt cover on? I received one with my machine that was about 1/2" long, but the threads are messed up on it. I could only find a 3/4" replacement at Lowes and I had to use a few washers with it. But even the 1/2" looks too long to snug down on the pulley cover without a washer or two.
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If it helps, a local hardware store here in the LA area claims to have a large selection of hardware -- the claim being that if it's still made, they'll have it (or something along those lines).. They've always had any nuts/bolts/screws I've been looking for over the years.. Anyway, anyone got a photo of one of these -- I could always stop by if I know what it looks like? If you want, you could call too.. Their contact info is :

Lovelady Hardware
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SDSSmith wrote:I will have to look in my box of ER parts to see if I have any extra knurled head screws. I know I have extra quill feed handles and the knurled head screws that hold the belt cover on. I will let you know if I find any.
:D :rolleyes: Got an EXTRA 10e/r quill HUB? Quill handles(3) screw into it along with a set screw to the quill feed shaft.;) :rolleyes: My PM folder has room for a reply. TIA
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heathicus wrote:How long is the knurled head screw that holds the belt cover on? I received one with my machine that was about 1/2" long, but the threads are messed up on it.
The threaded portion is 1/2" long.
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This would be an excellent time to post some pix to illustrate who has what and what it looks like!;) Pix tend to include what we overlook describing with words.:)
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Is it safe to assume they look something like :

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I found that on this site.
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osx-addict wrote:Is it safe to assume they look something like :

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I found that on this site.
That's pretty close to some of the knob bolts!
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OK! They be thumbscrews! This would be a good time to let screw size(diameter-threads/inch x length) enter this thread.:rolleyes:
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[quote="JPG40504"]:D :rolleyes: Got an EXTRA 10e/r quill HUB? Quill handles(3) screw into it along with a set screw to the quill feed shaft.]
Sent you PM.
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