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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
Hello group,
Does anyone have an alternate source to Dewalt/Delta Service.net for bearings for this model drill press? I'm hearing odd rattling noises coming from the area beneath the spindle pulley. It sounds to me like the bearings are going bad. I checked with the Delta website and they want $22/each for the bearings. I'm hoping I can find a bearing source that will have the equivalent bearing for less. Also, any input regarding how difficult it is to replace them would be appreciated as well. Thanks in advance, Dale |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
Dale wrote:
Hello group, Does anyone have an alternate source to Dewalt/Delta Service.net for bearings for this model drill press? I'm hearing odd rattling noises coming from the area beneath the spindle pulley. It sounds to me like the bearings are going bad. I checked with the Delta website and they want $22/each for the bearings. I'm hoping I can find a bearing source that will have the equivalent bearing for less. Also, any input regarding how difficult it is to replace them would be appreciated as well. Ball bearings are sold by standard size defined by OD, ID, and race width. All sizes are metric. You should be able to get bearings from any baering supply house. $22 may be a little high, but probably not by much. You need a bearing puller pull the old bearings and an arbor press if you expect to install new bearings without brinelling them. Got somebody in the neighborhood you can barter with? Lew |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
Lew Hodgett wrote: Dale wrote: Hello group, Does anyone have an alternate source to Dewalt/Delta Service.net for bearings for this model drill press? ... Also, any input regarding how difficult it is to replace them would be appreciated as well. Ball bearings are sold by standard size defined by OD, ID, and race width. As well, there are OEM bearings that are not standard and additional features/styles/etc., including shield, material(s), tolerances, etc., etc. All sizes are metric. Except for those that aren't... You should be able to get bearings from any baering supply house. Again, assuming they aren't an OEM-"oddball". Likely they are a standard, but not guaranteed. Going to a bearing supply is the right choice, though. $22 may be a little high, but probably not by much. Not sure of the particular press by the model number so don't know how large/heavy they are--probably correct the cost differential very likely won't be huge. You need a bearing puller pull the old bearings and an arbor press if you expect to install new bearings without brinelling them. Will need puller or press to remove them undoubtedly. Depending on design and tolerances, quite probably would be able to reinstall them carefully w/ just a block and some care. Many bearing supply/distribtors have machine shops associated and will do so if don't want to or don't have the handy neighbor/buddy whose services are securable w/ the correct beverage... |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
"dpb" wrote in message ups.com... Lew Hodgett wrote: Dale wrote: Hello group, Does anyone have an alternate source to Dewalt/Delta Service.net for bearings for this model drill press? ... Also, any input regarding how difficult it is to replace them would be appreciated as well. Ball bearings are sold by standard size defined by OD, ID, and race width. As well, there are OEM bearings that are not standard and additional features/styles/etc., including shield, material(s), tolerances, etc., etc. There are but it is extremely unlikely that a non standard bearing would be used in common drill press. All sizes are metric. Except for those that aren't... Agreed. To split hairs though, the inch is defined as a fraction of the meter. This being the case, one could say that inches are a metric unit. You should be able to get bearings from any baering supply house. Again, assuming they aren't an OEM-"oddball". Likely they are a standard, but not guaranteed. Going to a bearing supply is the right choice, though. $22 may be a little high, but probably not by much. Not sure of the particular press by the model number so don't know how large/heavy they are--probably correct the cost differential very likely won't be huge. You need a bearing puller pull the old bearings and an arbor press if you expect to install new bearings without brinelling them. Will need puller or press to remove them undoubtedly. Depending on design and tolerances, quite probably would be able to reinstall them carefully w/ just a block and some care. Many bearing supply/distribtors have machine shops associated and will do so if don't want to or don't have the handy neighbor/buddy whose services are securable w/ the correct beverage... |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
"Dale" wrote in message news:iMYtg.101$Oj.32@trnddc05... Hello group, Does anyone have an alternate source to Dewalt/Delta Service.net for bearings for this model drill press? I'm hearing odd rattling noises coming from the area beneath the spindle pulley. It sounds to me like the bearings are going bad. I checked with the Delta website and they want $22/each for the bearings. I'm hoping I can find a bearing source that will have the equivalent bearing for less. Also, any input regarding how difficult it is to replace them would be appreciated as well. Thanks in advance, Dale Get the numbers off the bearing and go to https://reidecom.reidtool.com/xephr/qbe/homepage and do a search for the number. Also do a Google search for the number and the word "bearing". Frank |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
Thanks to everyone for all the input. I have access to a bearing
puller and press so I'm not too concerned about getting them on and off the spindle. I am a little concerned about how to get the thing out though. I'm looking at the parts drawing and it looks like I'd need to remove the pinion gear assembly to get the spindle out. If that's the case I'd need to also remove the spindle spring. That part concerns me. My experience with removing springs from all things mechanical is that they tend to shoot across my shop faster than kicked back lumber while I'm removing them. The spring would wind up lost after that. :-) Can the spindle be removed without pulling the pinion gear? The parts drawing isn't too clear to me as to how the spindle can be removed. Does it just drop out of the quill after the nuts holding it in are removed? One other thing. After looking over the unit again it appears to me that the quill has quite a bit of vertical play in it. Is there some sort of lash adjustment that can be made to improve this? |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
http://www.accuratebearing.com/
Have the bearing "in front of you" when you call. The numbers can be VERY hard to read at times but on some, very easy. The numbers are all the folks need to get a replacement. Tbe $22 is not that expensive for hard to find bearing.... Dale wrote: Hello group, Does anyone have an alternate source to Dewalt/Delta Service.net for bearings for this model drill press? I'm hearing odd rattling noises coming from the area beneath the spindle pulley. It sounds to me like the bearings are going bad. I checked with the Delta website and they want $22/each for the bearings. I'm hoping I can find a bearing source that will have the equivalent bearing for less. Also, any input regarding how difficult it is to replace them would be appreciated as well. Thanks in advance, Dale |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
Pat,
I'll give that a try. Thanks for the info. Agreed that $22 isn't much for a bearing, but if I get into the machine and find I need to replace the upper and lower bearing and possibly more, I'm probably going to get into this for more money than I should probably spend. I start thinking about buying a new tool when I start to shell close to half of what new one would cost (upper, lower and spindle bearing $66 + shipping). Not exactly half but getting there. :-) I really won't know until I open it up. Cheers, Dale |
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Delta 11-990 DP bearing source question
There is a huge group of folks that are really into
old machines and rebuilding.... http://www.owwm.com Look around for your drill press and see what it can really look like. Dale wrote: Pat, I'll give that a try. Thanks for the info. Agreed that $22 isn't much for a bearing, but if I get into the machine and find I need to replace the upper and lower bearing and possibly more, I'm probably going to get into this for more money than I should probably spend. I start thinking about buying a new tool when I start to shell close to half of what new one would cost (upper, lower and spindle bearing $66 + shipping). Not exactly half but getting there. :-) I really won't know until I open it up. Cheers, Dale |
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