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EpicWill

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Hey guys, I've got a Supermax knee mill here at work with a ProtoTrak CNC conversion. The drive train locked up today while tapping a hole. I tore it down and found that the moveable sheave on the spindle shaft has a bearing that's decided to grenade. Anyone know where I can find parts for these things?

Thanks in advance.
 
EpicWill said:
Hey guys, I've got a Supermax knee mill here at work with a ProtoTrak CNC conversion. The drive train locked up today while tapping a hole. I tore it down and found that the moveable sheave on the spindle shaft has a bearing that's decided to grenade. Anyone know where I can find parts for these things?

Thanks in advance.
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is it just a ball bearing? just get the number off it and find a replacement. if its more than that, you can also contact H&W machine, the supermax is common enough they probably know what is a direct swap out to Bp parts, and can help.
 
EpicWill said:
Hey guys, I've got a Supermax knee mill here at work with a ProtoTrak CNC conversion. The drive train locked up today while tapping a hole. I tore it down and found that the moveable sheave on the spindle shaft has a bearing that's decided to grenade. Anyone know where I can find parts for these things?

Thanks in advance.
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what model knee mill? I am tearing down mine - 1 1/2 VS - that bearing on the spindle shaft movable sheave was a 6010LB NTN bearing for mine
 
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