VERY Old Delta Jointer
 

I have an old Delta jointer with no apparent model number (parts are
numbered NJ255, NJ227=fence, NJ203=table). Any clue as to source of
replacement belt? I presume there is some modern substitute.

Thanks.

VERY Old Delta Jointer
 

On 9 Dec 2006 09:28:53 -0800, "Bentley Bob"
wrote:

I have an old Delta jointer with no apparent model number (parts are
numbered NJ255, NJ227=fence, NJ203=table). Any clue as to source of
replacement belt? I presume there is some modern substitute.

Thanks.

Locate a graingers in your area. Take a string and wrap it around the
two pulleys and tie it off. Take the tied string to a graingers and
they can measure it for a new belt.

-Lee

VERY Old Delta Jointer
 

Bentley Bob wrote:
I have an old Delta jointer with no apparent model number (parts are
numbered NJ255, NJ227=fence, NJ203=table). Any clue as to source of
replacement belt? I presume there is some modern substitute.

Thanks.


Try an auto parts store.

--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA

VERY Old Delta Jointer
 

Replace with the vibration free link-belt.


Nova wrote:
Bentley Bob wrote:
I have an old Delta jointer with no apparent model number (parts are
numbered NJ255, NJ227=fence, NJ203=table). Any clue as to source of
replacement belt? I presume there is some modern substitute.

Thanks.


Try an auto parts store.

--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA

VERY Old Delta Jointer
 

Bentley Bob wrote:
I have an old Delta jointer with no apparent model number (parts are
numbered NJ255, NJ227=fence, NJ203=table). Any clue as to source of
replacement belt? I presume there is some modern substitute.

Thanks.


I looked the part numbers up and found they cross to the
delta/Rockwell(Beaver) line. They include the 654, 37-307 37-220 6"
jointers. The 37-220 shows a 55 3/8" v-belt. You can check the parts
list to see if that is your jointer.
37-220
http://www.acetoolrepair.com/DeltaHtml/Jointers/J2B.htm
or 654
http://www.acetoolrepair.com/DeltaHtml/Jointers/J2.htm