[TriLUG] [OT] appliance hackers?
Heath Roberts
htroberts at gmail.com
Mon May 25 01:19:19 EDT 2009
On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 9:12 PM, Jason Herr <hobie at mail.com> wrote:
> Anyone know where I could find belts to fit an outdated home appliance?
> The manufacturer discontinued the parts for my wife's bread machine, but
> the thing is otherwise built like a brick sh... uh, it is very well built.
> Also, it has significant personal attachment. Her mom used it regularly
> for a long time before she died, so it has been a member of the family.
>
> I can guess as to the dimensions and may be able to use my drill press to
> create new holes to adjust for some variance in the belts. I just need to
> know where there's a place like Wilder's fasteners but for small appliance
> belts.
>
Not specific to small appliances, but I'd try McMaster and/or Grainger.
If they don't have what you need, or you want a local place, try calling
Charles Clayton at 220-1000. He's been fixing vacuum cleaners and sewing
machines for years, and if anyone in the area stocks small belts, I think he
would know who. If you meet him, ask if he's raced any go-karts lately and
how to pick a tractor...
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Heath Roberts
htroberts at gmail.com
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