Hello all,
I saw that John Nagy is selling roller bearings for both Standard and Home machines. Has anyone tried these? Are they any better than a regular brass bearing?
https://www.phonographs.org/product/p-1 ... -bearings/
Thanks in advance.
Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
Roller bearings are bound to be better than brass bushings...
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
I was thinking the same. I may order a set and see what the difference is.Curt A wrote:Roller bearings are bound to be better than brass bushings...
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
Roller bearings have way less friction than bushings do. Ball bearings have even less friction.
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
I use roller bearings in all my repairs. I make and sell them for the Edison Home and Triumph and they are for sale on Ebay or contact me directly.
One will for for the Standard, but I like to use two of them, one at the front of the casting and one at the back. If you are careful when you install them, the oil screw in the top still fits in the casting and can be used to oil them occasionally.
Dave D
One will for for the Standard, but I like to use two of them, one at the front of the casting and one at the back. If you are careful when you install them, the oil screw in the top still fits in the casting and can be used to oil them occasionally.
Dave D
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
Dave, thank you for the help. Could you please post the link here for eBay? I can’t seem to find them.Dave D wrote:I use roller bearings in all my repairs. I make and sell them for the Edison Home and Triumph and they are for sale on Ebay or contact me directly.
One will for for the Standard, but I like to use two of them, one at the front of the casting and one at the back. If you are careful when you install them, the oil screw in the top still fits in the casting and can be used to oil them occasionally.
Dave D
Thanks again.
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Edison-Home-or ... SwkMNeikMjVictorVV-X wrote:Dave, thank you for the help. Could you please post the link here for eBay? I can’t seem to find them.Dave D wrote:I use roller bearings in all my repairs. I make and sell them for the Edison Home and Triumph and they are for sale on Ebay or contact me directly.
One will for for the Standard, but I like to use two of them, one at the front of the casting and one at the back. If you are careful when you install them, the oil screw in the top still fits in the casting and can be used to oil them occasionally.
Dave D
Thanks again.
These are for Homes and Triumphs. They are different from the one needed for the Standard.
Dave D
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Re: Roller Bearings for Edison Standard
Thank you for posting the link.Dave D wrote:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Edison-Home-or ... SwkMNeikMjVictorVV-X wrote:Dave, thank you for the help. Could you please post the link here for eBay? I can’t seem to find them.Dave D wrote:I use roller bearings in all my repairs. I make and sell them for the Edison Home and Triumph and they are for sale on Ebay or contact me directly.
One will for for the Standard, but I like to use two of them, one at the front of the casting and one at the back. If you are careful when you install them, the oil screw in the top still fits in the casting and can be used to oil them occasionally.
Dave D
Thanks again.
These are for Homes and Triumphs. They are different from the one needed for the Standard.
Dave D