Re: six foot disk mfr

Posted by Ultradog MN on March 15, 2018 at 14:11:31 from (172.58.84.132):

In Reply to: six foot disk mfr posted by merlynr on March 15, 2018 at 12:29:14:

There have likely been scores of
manufacturers that made small discs
over the years but they mostly all used
the same bearings.
Take a gang apart and measure the shaft
size and the length of the spool.
Most will be 1" square shaft and 7 1/2"
long spool. If that is what you have
then something like these King Kutter
bearings at the link below will fit.
Old discs from the 1950s will likely
have 7/8" square shaft and 7" spacing.
Those will be hard to find bearings for
if you can at all.

• Fleabay

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