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whsewardiv
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power station parts

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i just acquired a power station with bandsaw from CL, the guy said it ran but the speed control keeps falling out. when i got it home and apart to investigate i found that the shaft from the speed control is missing the screw (#73), special washer (#74), and bushing (#44). i can figure out the screw and washer but the bushing might be interesting...anyone have any ideas, i contacted the mother ship but was told they don't carry parts for it. any help is greatly appreciated.
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whsewardiv wrote:i just acquired a power station with bandsaw from CL, the guy said it ran but the speed control keeps falling out. when i got it home and apart to investigate i found that the shaft from the speed control is missing the screw (#73), special washer (#74), and bushing (#44). i can figure out the screw and washer but the bushing might be interesting...anyone have any ideas, i contacted the mother ship but was told they don't carry parts for it. any help is greatly appreciated.
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That is really interesting since it is still listed in the catalog. Currently unavailable like a lot of things but still listed.
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I have a Power Station Housing with the speed control handle, shaft and gear. This was left over from my conversion of the Power Station. I also have a carriage assembly available. My Power Station is now a MINI with a reversible motor in the Mark V headstock. A picture can be seen with a search for Shopsmith Mark V MINI Power Station. Contact me if interested. Thanks.
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does anyone have a power station the are willing to part out or at least dismantle and measure the bushings so i can have them machined
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whsewardiv wrote:does anyone have a power station the are willing to part out or at least dismantle and measure the bushings so i can have them machined
Did you check with billmayo. Reference the immediately preceding post. It sounds like he has what you need.

I'll look tomorrow to see if I can get to the bushings to which you refer without too much difficulty.
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Dusty, when the heat is on, by yoy, and it is a "dry Heat" you are here in the house taking care of all here!!! :) High 80s, low 90s but a 74 dew point :eek: here.
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#44 Is used twice.

Are you short BOTH of them?
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dusty wrote:
whsewardiv wrote:does anyone have a power station the are willing to part out or at least dismantle and measure the bushings so i can have them machined
Did you check with billmayo. Reference the immediately preceding post. It sounds like he has what you need.

I'll look tomorrow to see if I can get to the bushings to which you refer without too much difficulty.

Yea we were messaging back and forth but he hasn't responded in a few days

JPG. yes I'm short both bushings
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Send another e-mail. Do not be reluctant to 'repeat'. Wait a few days in between.
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dusty wrote:
whsewardiv wrote:does anyone have a power station the are willing to part out or at least dismantle and measure the bushings so i can have them machined
Did you check with billmayo. Reference the immediately preceding post. It sounds like he has what you need.

I'll look tomorrow to see if I can get to the bushings to which you refer without too much difficulty.
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