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I believe the spindle bearings are shot and I intend to get new bearings. Any advice for dismantling the spindle? It is a 1 hp 1/2 inch drop over spindle rockwell shaper.
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I believe the spindle bearings are shot and I intend to get new bearings. Any advice for dismantling the spindle? It is a 1 hp 1/2 inch drop over spindle rockwell shaper.
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Are you sure about that model number? All I can find are lathes, no shapers.
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I gotta go with Jack on this one. Is that the number on the spindle itself or the shaper model no?
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Thanks for checking on this...I will go double check. The number is attached to the shaper table top.
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maybe i will check tomorrow as I am building a support wall in my basement tonight!
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Get that wall up first!
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The wall got up. I had my 13 year old son come read the numbers and he came up with the same ones. The serial # is 129 0885 and the cat # is 46-510. I am going to get it apart and the bearings will have their own numbers which any bearing supply house should have. I will let you guys know anything I find out along the way. Thanks for your imput.
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Hi Buck

By chance one of the items listed, the 1st and the 2nd are the normal ones..

VintageMachinery.org - Photo Index - Rockwell Manufacturing Co. - 43-120 LD shaper
VintageMachinery.org - Photo Index - Rockwell Manufacturing Co. - Light Duty Shaper / Model No. 43-120

VintageMachinery.org - Photo Index - Rockwell Manufacturing Co. - Overarm Router/Shaper Model 43-503

VintageMachinery.org - Photo Index - Rockwell Manufacturing Co. - HD Shaper 43-340

VintageMachinery.org - Photo Index - Rockwell Manufacturing Co. - 43-205 HD shaper

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