[GreenKeys] Model 28ASR
H.E.Robert
ueoguy at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 13 00:08:27 EST 2005
Hi Larry,
Just so you know, that narrow sprocket feed roller, was a special
assembly for the "Bell System" and, was generally used to print the
company's Service Orders, and the like. Maybe even some ALIT (automatic
line insulation test) reports generated by #5 Crossbar offices...
So.. hang on to the parts!!!
Just Bob!
Larry Tighe wrote:
> Many thanks to Mike for the free Model 28ASR....today was the big day
> for the old machine,
>
> The cabinet arrived back from the body shop this past week with a new
> coat of Bell System green paint. The cabinet had to be washed out
> several times to get rid of many years grease and oil accumulation
> before painting. Put all the stainless and hardware back on her
> weeknights.
>
> Drenched all the mechanical parts in electronic parts cleaner until
> they came up like-new clean. Got rid of all the old oil and grease.
> I'm using lithium grease instead of the old type brown stuff. Every
> felt is soaked/drenched in 30 weight oil....installed many new felts.
>
> Today, down converted her to 60 WPM on the printer and the
> TC....haven't found the reperferator gears for 60 WPM yet. It was a
> 100 WPM machine.
>
> Took off all the sproket feed nonsense and converted the printer to
> standard friction feed. This sproket feed was unusually narrow and
> couldn't use the standard sproket fed paper.
>
> I hooked up the magnets in parallel, bypassing the electrical service
> unit for now, and connected the printer to a 28KSR.....to my
> amazement, it prints perfectly!
>
> Tomorrow, I search out the keyboard contacts and TD contacts. I think
> I'll just sit here for a few hours, do nothing, and admire this
> handsome machine. I'm finding 28's can be addictive!!
>
> Thanks Mike and all the folks who post so much info on this list.
>
> Lar
> K2JIA
>
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