I'm replacing bim bam mechanism of old Elgin Regulator wall clock. Seems like pendulum is too long. Can I use old 8" pendulum (10" from shaft to bot
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The pendulum with the clock is scored so you can break it off at different lengths. The pendulum is not needed for the clock to keep time, so you could attach just about anything there you want. If it's too heavy, the clock may wear faster, but I would guess it would be fine.
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When I bought my new robot, I took everything off of my old Pentair Platinum as I found that not only did the parts interchange, but there were parts on the old robot that were not included on the new one. Specifically the brass weights in the chassis. I would recommend you tear down the old robot and save as many good parts as you can to swap out when the new robot has probs.
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Hmm..I never paid attention to this. But now since you asked, I just grabbed my unit (same model), and as you mentioned the pendulum does not lock in horizontal position for me either. There is a movement of may be 3mm each way. But I do not think this is a problem, the unit seems to be designed this way. The pendulum is built rock solid and it needs to sway in the horizontal direction and gravity will do rest of the work. I have used this unit for a month now. Almost 3-4 times a week and have had absolutely no problems with accuracy. You can also call Bosch and they can confirm this with you. Good Luck!!
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Dan, I also have an old Craftsman 10" saw my dad bought in 1964. The old fence was very loose and worn. I read a lot of blogs about what I should replace it with. In those blogs many had used the Wixley digital readout on their new fence with very good luck. I have not installed it yet, believe it or not, but it's because I retired recently and my wife and I have been RVing. I sure that it will be excellent.
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I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.
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Changing the time is with mechanical trippers. Google intermatic time clock trippers. I installed it a while back and be for we used it the customer change the Moyer to a different voltage.
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Write to the manufacturer and ask them directly, plus you will most likely have to balance bot sides.
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This is not going to work for you but there are alot of good systems that will i need to know do you have a 7ft or 8ft bed do you have a standard or automatic? Feel free to call our customer service line at 888-919-6227
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You can use your old springs. The trampoline mat works great. The net that I bought is also fantastic.
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contact the grace co, they will let you know, each regulator is factory set for certain machines 500.00 is a lot of money to waste if it doesn't work with your macine.
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Hard to say, I have no experience with old product. This one I bought is just fine for model maker. I don't use it on floors.
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I don't know if the size of the kits vary but the one I assembled is 1 1/4 x 1 x 7/8". That does not include optional mounting taps to secure the motor to a surface with screws that extend 3/8" out each side of the 7/8' side. In my application it was necessary for building a revolving lighthouse beacon so the actual foot print of the 7/8" side was actually 1 5/8". That is also the dimension in which the hexagonal axle runs through the engine which probably explains its length which I estimate to be approx. 2 1/2" (I would need to disassemble my mechanism to give you actual dimensions, something I am not inclined to do). 2 1/2 " is a pretty close estimate +/- 1/8". Hope that helps. I don't know if the size of the kits vary but the one I assembled is 1 1/4 x 1 x 7/8". That does not include optional mounting taps to secure the motor to a surface with screws that extend 3/8" out each side of the 7/8' side. In my application it was necessary for building a revolving lighthouse beacon so the actual foot print of the 7/8" side was actually 1 5/8". That is also the dimension in which the hexagonal axle runs through the engine which probably explains its length which I estimate to be approx. 2 1/2" (I would need to disassemble my mechanism to give you... » Read More I don't know if the size of the kits vary but the one I assembled is 1 1/4 x 1 x 7/8". That does not include optional mounting taps to secure the motor to a surface with screws that extend 3/8" out each side of the 7/8' side. In my application it was necessary for building a revolving lighthouse beacon so the actual foot print of the 7/8" side was actually 1 5/8". That is also the dimension in which the hexagonal axle runs through the engine which probably explains its length which I estimate to be approx. 2 1/2" (I would need to disassemble my mechanism to give you actual dimensions, something I am not inclined to do). 2 1/2 " is a pretty close estimate +/- 1/8". Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I really don't know. I returned this clock. the second hand made a grinding noise from the 35 second mark until the 10 second mark.
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I don't see why you can't; the problem is that lower motor speeds are going to impact pipe length as well as diameter. I don't know how long 'hours and hours' is, but I've had my W1727 running continuously for three hours at a time and I required a rest before it did. The fact is M. Martin, you'd probably be better off calling SHOP FOX and asking them your question directly. My experience with the customer service arm of SHOP FOX has been nothing short of outstanding. They may warn you that you're about to void your warrant, but hey, that's about par for the course............
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Yes absolutely! Either AA Standard Alkaline or AA Rechargeable batteries will work perfectly in this clock movement mechanism. I actually have one using a rechargeable AA at the moment.
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Not sure.....this is the older version so it's probably not compatible with newer alarms. I would go to the viper website or call them directly, they are very helpful and can give you an answer right away.
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The easiest way is to pull the old one out and measure, if it was a similar system. If it was an old school pulley system that you're modernizing, then get some rope and lay it down along the proposed path, then measure.Maybe Teleflex has some more tips on their site