[NJARC] Zenith parts
Al Klase
[email protected]
Mon, 29 Jul 2002 00:15:48 -0400
Hi Joe,
I replaced the drive belts in my 11S232 (waltons) with
rubber (Neoprene) O-rings some years ago, and they've held
up well. The trick is to visit your local bearing store.
See the yellow pages. The rings are available in a wide
array of thicknesses and diameters. They're cheap enough
that you can by a couple of sizes to make sure you straddle
the one you really need. Measure the length around the two
pullys with a scrap of hookup wire. Divide by 3.14 and
apply a little Kentucky windage. I.e., you want to be a
little short to get some tension.
Another approach might be to visit
http://www.mcmelectronics.com and check out the rubber belts
used in VCR's and such.
Al
[email protected] wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I'm looking for a flywheel for a 1941 Zenith console along with the
> source for a drive belt. I've checked AEC with no luck. The flywheel is a
> pot metal like Zamac that is starting to crack all over.
>
> Any ideas anybody?
> Thanks.
> Joe
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