I think there are two pulleys in the center, one is connected to the shaft, one is loose on the shaft.? A flat belt would be shifted from one to the other to either drive the shaft or not.??
Brian
On 02/14/2025 2:47 PM EST Bruce J via groups.io <bruce.desertrat@...> wrote:
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Presuming it’s the big green wheel you want to drive, replace the black stone on the other side with a pulley or a direct connection to the shaft. I have a similar arbor at home, although it does have a pulley in the middle for a motor to drive it.
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I assume the round shaft cover in the middle covers it all around??
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Might it be open at the bottom for a belt coming up from underneath? Hard to say how it’s supposed to work with only the one view, but it’s clearly an arbor meant to be driven so there’s GOT to be some way of doing that…
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Or is the ‘black ’stone’ just an old hard rubber wheel designed to take a flat belt? IF so it needs either shaping or replacing since a wheel like that should be slightly crowned.
On Feb 14, 2025, at 8:29?AM, Jacques Savard via groups.io <jacquessavard@...> wrote:
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I ahve this? vintage? setup?
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I put some? grinder? disk? put? tooo? large? for? my? normal? use?
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someone? maybe? know? howto? drive? this? kind? of? wheel? system??
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advise? howto please
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Bruce Johnson
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