Medium
30-60 minutes
This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The washer is designed for use in Delta lathes. This part is made of metal, and is used in the driving center assembly between the faceplate and the spindle. This item is supplied as an individual replacement part.
Washer 898769
OEM part for: Delta
Part Number: 898769
$10.15
Usually ships in 7 - 12 business days
Leaves our warehouse within 7 - 12 business days
Compatibility
This part will fit the following 3 machines
Delta
LA200 Type 1 Lathe View Diagrams & Manuals
46-250 Type 1 Midi-Lathe View Diagrams & Manuals
46-250 Type 2 Midi-Lathe View Diagrams & Manuals
This item works with the following types of products:
- Lathe Parts
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Drive belt on the Delta Midi-Lathe had dry rotten and need to be replaces
Woody - November 11, 2016
Tool Type
Lathe
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Wrench Set, Allen wrench, soft face mallet
Parts Used
Open the access doors
Loose the lock handle that locks the motor
Pull up on the handle to loosen the belt
Loosen the set crews from the handwheel and remove it
Loosen the set screw in the step pulley
With a mallet, hit the spindle far enough out to remove the belt from the spindle pulley
Remove the belt from the motor pulley.
Put it all back in reverse order
Disconnect machine from power source
.
2. Open the two access doors (A) Fig. 27.
3. Hold the handle (B) Fig. 27, and loosen the locking lever (C). Pull up on the handle (B) to remove tension on the drive belt
and then tighten locking lever (C).
4. Loosen the two set screws (D) Figs. 27 and 28, and remove the handwheel (E).
5. Loosen the set screw (G) Fig. 28 on the spindle pulley (H).
. Use a soft mallet (J) Fig. 29 to carefully tap the spindle shaft (K) thru the bearing. Tap it far enough to move the
spindle shaft to the right to remove the spindle pulley (H), and spindle shaft (K), (Fig. 30).
IMPORTANT:
Be careful not to drop the metal key (M) Fig. 31 into the hub of the spindle pulley (H).
7. Remove the drive belt (A) Fig. 30 from the motor pulley (B).
8. Replace the drive belt and the spindle assembly in reverse order. Apply proper tension to the drive belt. Refer to
section
“CHANGING SPINDLE SPEEDS”
.
9.
IMPORTANT:
When attaching the spindle
and handwheel, make certain that the set screws in the spindle pulley are
tightened against the flat surface of the spindle. Check the spindle pulley to see if it is aligned with the motor pulley.
Adjust if necessary
Loose the lock handle that locks the motor
Pull up on the handle to loosen the belt
Loosen the set crews from the handwheel and remove it
Loosen the set screw in the step pulley
With a mallet, hit the spindle far enough out to remove the belt from the spindle pulley
Remove the belt from the motor pulley.
Put it all back in reverse order
Disconnect machine from power source
.
2. Open the two access doors (A) Fig. 27.
3. Hold the handle (B) Fig. 27, and loosen the locking lever (C). Pull up on the handle (B) to remove tension on the drive belt
and then tighten locking lever (C).
4. Loosen the two set screws (D) Figs. 27 and 28, and remove the handwheel (E).
5. Loosen the set screw (G) Fig. 28 on the spindle pulley (H).
. Use a soft mallet (J) Fig. 29 to carefully tap the spindle shaft (K) thru the bearing. Tap it far enough to move the
spindle shaft to the right to remove the spindle pulley (H), and spindle shaft (K), (Fig. 30).
IMPORTANT:
Be careful not to drop the metal key (M) Fig. 31 into the hub of the spindle pulley (H).
7. Remove the drive belt (A) Fig. 30 from the motor pulley (B).
8. Replace the drive belt and the spindle assembly in reverse order. Apply proper tension to the drive belt. Refer to
section
“CHANGING SPINDLE SPEEDS”
.
9.
IMPORTANT:
When attaching the spindle
and handwheel, make certain that the set screws in the spindle pulley are
tightened against the flat surface of the spindle. Check the spindle pulley to see if it is aligned with the motor pulley.
Adjust if necessary
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