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On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 00:55:10 -0000, Gary Heston wrote:
In article , Ignoramus18435 wrote: On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 03:32:31 -0000, Gary Heston wrote: In article , [ ... ] IIRC, I have one about 5" pulley with 1 3/8" shaft hole with keyway and special tightening screws. I have more, but those I may need. Price? You can email me; the address you see is valid. $10 will take it, shipping is $8.10 priority mail flat rate box. Sounds good. Would you prefer a check or money order? Email an address to send payment to and I'll get it on the way. Let me take a picture and measurements of it first, I do not want you to be disappointed. i |
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i On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 00:55:10 -0000, Gary Heston wrote: In article , Ignoramus18435 wrote: On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 03:32:31 -0000, Gary Heston wrote: In article , [ ... ] IIRC, I have one about 5" pulley with 1 3/8" shaft hole with keyway and special tightening screws. I have more, but those I may need. Price? You can email me; the address you see is valid. $10 will take it, shipping is $8.10 priority mail flat rate box. Sounds good. Would you prefer a check or money order? Email an address to send payment to and I'll get it on the way. Picture of the pulley is he http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/pulley.jpg It has two grooves for V belts, 1 3/8" hole with keyway, and special threaded holes that are called TAPER LOCK. The holes are 3/8" NC threaded, I think, I found some bolt that looks like 3/8" and it fit the threads. It came off a 7.5 HP three phase motor from which I cut off its shaft a while ago. It has some rust on it, but not much. i |
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Picture of the pulley is he
http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/pulley.jpg It has two grooves for V belts, 1 3/8" hole with keyway, and special threaded holes that are called TAPER LOCK. The holes are 3/8" NC threaded, I think, I found some bolt that looks like 3/8" and it fit the threads. It came off a 7.5 HP three phase motor from which I cut off its shaft a while ago. It has some rust on it, but not much. i |
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I think I could organize my tools purchased in a compulsive hording
craze, but my compulsive eating, computer, and TV habit is getting in the way. |
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![]() Lew Hodgett wrote: bf wrote: Although I shouldn't talk.. I got a great deal on some Oak 2 x 2 at habitat.. 25 cents each for pieces 4 feet long.. too good to pass up, so of course I had to buy all of them (about 40).. Haven't figured out a use for them yet, although I convince myself that I will eventually LOL. A gallon of glue, some clamps, some time, and you have enough material for a small table for a bedroom, hallway, etc. Of course, now you are going to need a table lamp for itG. Lew That's a pretty good idea.. I may do that when I get some time..LOL. Too big of a backload of projects now. I turned down a pretty good deal on about 150 board feet of Mahagony.. because I know it would sit in the shop for a few years before I figured out what to make with it. I guess I'm on the road to recovery. |
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On 17 Jan 2007 11:50:45 -0800, "Ries" wrote:
Its interesting that when true hoarders collect things that are actually valuable, they usually manage to make them worthless by the time somebody else gets em. you see that all the time. no preservation effort. totally stuffed when someone can get access to it eventually. Stealth Pilot btw I know of two (once) very valuable aircraft that are sitting in weeds almost totally stuffed because the owners didnt have the intelligence to sell them at a realistic price when they found they couldnt maintain them. |
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