ER10 upper belt pulley ID / mating shaft OD

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ER10 upper belt pulley ID / mating shaft OD

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Anyone know what these parts should measure?
  • ID of the upper belt pulley
  • OD of it's mating shaft

My ER pulley ID is .825" / mating shaft OD. 810". (.015" difference).:eek:
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From memory, 13/16" pulley bore.
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Good luck finding a 0.0075 thick sleeve!:D A pop can about twice around oughta do it!:rolleyes:
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Again from recollection, the headstock pulley was non-standard and required a standard bore pulley to be bored out to 13/16". Man, I hope I 'membered correctly.
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JPG40504 wrote:Good luck finding a 0.0075 thick sleeve!:D A pop can about twice around oughta do it!:rolleyes:
Soda can WILL be the solution. Here's a photo of what the shaft looks like. I would think the previous owner would have realized there was an issue before it reached this state.:(
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mickyd wrote:Soda can WILL be the solution. Here's a photo of what the shaft looks like. I would think the previous owner would have realized there was an issue before it reached this state.:(
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Well, it was painted orange which calls the previous owner's observational skills into question to begin with...
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