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I have a heathkit SB 102 that I need the two rubber belts that run on the
drive preselecator shaft. Where can I get these and how do you get the shaft out to slip them over the drive pullys? Thanks Bill W4WEG |
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![]() Bill Grimwood wrote: I have a heathkit SB 102 that I need the two rubber belts that run on the drive preselecator shaft. Where can I get these and how do you get the shaft out to slip them over the drive pullys? Hi Bill, The belts are essentially "O" rings, and I would look for auto parts, farm supply, or hardware stores that have a large selection of O rings. As I remenber, you have to take the front panel off to get the shaft loose to slip on new belts :-( One other suggestion, Small Parts Inc. has a product called polycord belting, where you make your own belt. The smallest diameter they have is 1/8", may be too big. If you could use this stuff, you would not have disassemble anything. Small Parts also has "O" rings. 73 Gary N4AST |
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Bill,
Take your old belts to a good hardware store (not a big chain like Lowe's) and match them up with some plumber's O-rings. I've been doing this for years. They cost about $1.50 each. Buy spares while yer at it. 73, Dean K5DH In article , says... I have a heathkit SB 102 that I need the two rubber belts that run on th e drive preselecator shaft. Where can I get these and how do you get the shaft out to slip them over the drive pullys? Thanks Bill W4WEG |
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If it's anything like my HW-101, you have to remove the PA cage, then loosen
a fastener inside the cage. Then, the shaft will pull out far enough to get the "O" rings over the shaft and pulley. Then just shove it back in reverse order. No problem at all. The idea of O rings is great. I have done it many times, and they always work. I have on one occasion taken a broken belt to an auto parts store, where they matched the thickness, and measured the length, cut it, and glued it together. It's still working after about two years. Good luck Mike/K5VSE Mena, AR -- Mike-K5VSE Formerly WB6VSE, senior tech, amateur division SBE/Linear Systems, Watsonville, CA All out going mail scanned with Norton AntiVirus 2005 On 3.922 nightly |
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$1.50 "O" Rings , get em at any old mom and pop hardware store.
Loosen the coller behind the faceplate on the preselector shaft. Pull the shaft outward The rear of the preselector shaft It will slip out of the RF cage grommet and let you slide the rings in. -J |
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