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30th December 2015, 07:57 PM #1
Hafco WoodMaster WL-20 - Belt size?
Hi all - I picked up one of the above for cheap.
It needs some minor work - nothing out of the ordinary - a bit of rust, a new power cord, stuffed speed selector (rust).
While fixing the speed selector I noticed the belt is shot (limp, worn, missing teeth). It's currently a Bosch marked something like "Bosch 8192 AVX 8X700 251 08-10" - very hard to make out.
Downloaded the manual but it has no specs.
Anyone know the correct dimensions of the belt this unit is supposed to take? - I could take a trip out to Machinery House but I'd rather just drop in the belt shop around the corner!
Cheers!
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31st December 2015, 11:36 AM #2
Just take the belt with you to the belt shop. They will match it.
Those were the droids I was looking for.
https://autoblastgates.com.au
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1st January 2016, 03:25 PM #3
I suspected that the toothed belt on the lathe (when I bought it) wasn't right.
Turns out the hint was in the spare part detail : WA013 | VEE BELT (M23) #13 | For Sale Sydney Brisbane Melbourne Perth | Buy Workshop Equipment & Machinery online at machineryhouse.com.au
It's a M23 - several local places (like MH) were closed but it turns out Carbatec was open and had them (for use in a different power tool of theirs).
It is in fact a dramatically different belt (not toothed, not as wide, smaller profile) than the one on the machine and after swapping over on to my freshly restored pulley system the unit has a full range of speeds with no problems.
Cheers!
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