speedypetey
Plastic
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2017
I'd like to add small drip oilers to the counter shaft of my 1951 9" Model A. Does anyone have a source for decent ones that are not $50 each?
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Drip oilers
- Thread starter speedypetey
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A 1951 9, Has a oil reservoir on the headstock. the oil is recirculated. Everything else needs to be oil once before it is used that day. So you really don't need them. that is unless you have a top oiler headstock. In that case, the headstock, or more likely the bed has been changed.
just make a routine, Clean it up and lightly Oil it before you quit for the day, and Oil everything properly before you use it the next day. It should only take a couple of minutes to oil your machine.
stay safe and have fun.
Joe.
just make a routine, Clean it up and lightly Oil it before you quit for the day, and Oil everything properly before you use it the next day. It should only take a couple of minutes to oil your machine.
stay safe and have fun.
Joe.
iwananew10K
Diamond
- Joined
- Sep 12, 2010
- Location
- moscow,ohio
buy one good one...plumb it to the countershaft.
No need for miniature and you can put it in an easy to access location of your choosing.
No need for miniature and you can put it in an easy to access location of your choosing.
