10ER speed changer repair

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chapmanruss
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Re: 10ER speed changer repair

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The correct bushings are available on e bay from hogwinslow1960. They are listed as "Shopsmith 10E 10ER Speed Changer Oilite Bearings" and come protected in a plastic case with lubrication impregnated paper protection so they don't dry out. :rolleyes: That sounds bad but you get the right idea. I actually have a couple extras in case Tom runs out and I cannot get them any longer. They should store well for a long time.
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Mark V 520
All SPT's & 2 Power Stations
Model 10ER S/N R64000 first one I restored on bench w/ metal ends & retractable casters.
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Model 10E's S/N's 1076 & 1077 oldest ones I have restored. Mark 2 S/N 85959 restored. Others to be restored.
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Re: 10ER speed changer repair

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chapmanruss wrote:The correct bushings are available on e bay from hogwinslow1960. They are listed as "Shopsmith 10E 10ER Speed Changer Oilite Bearings" and come protected in a plastic case with lubrication impregnated paper protection so they don't dry out. :rolleyes: That sounds bad but you get the right idea. I actually have a couple extras in case Tom runs out and I cannot get them any longer. They should store well for a long time.
Yes they are available but not off the shelf. Tom turns them to size from an off the shelf bushing. So does Skip. I bought two sets from Tom a few years ago when Skip was out of stock. When Skip turned some more I bought two sets from him.
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Re: 10ER speed changer repair

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When I pass somebody is going to have a field day in my shop. I have 3 10ER's, two up and running, one as a lathe and one as a drill press, and they both have the speed changer. I have a 3rd speed changer to be used on the 3rd 10ER, which is rebuilt but not put back together yet. I also have a 520 with 2 band saws, and a 500, which is currently being used as a router station. Also a 12 inch plainer, stand along jig saw, and hundreds of add ons.
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