Posted by 960 on November 21, 2009 at 15:34:55 from (75.205.110.196):
In Reply to: Feterl Auger bearings posted by Dan-IA on November 21, 2009 at 13:16:08:
Feterl sold a wood block cut in half to replace the ball bearing so one did not have to go the sand and emery cloth route. I own two of those augers did the first the correct way with ball bearings and lots of time to replace them. Not long after the rest of the auger went to heck. The second I used the wood blocks. Decided if the wood failed I was going to replace it with a swing away like I did the first. Good by white auger and no regrets.
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