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need a source for 2" roller guides

Started by ipopeye, March 01, 2011, 06:44:29 PM

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ipopeye

Hi Folks

Anyone know of a good source for blade roller guides?

I have a Timberwolf Sawmill ( British Columbia - no longer in production).  I'm trying to find a source for some replacement rollerguides. I run 2" blades. My Current rollers are Diameter 2", total length 1 7/8" , flange is 3/16"  and I use 6203RS sealed bearings with a 5/8 ID ( Bearings are 40mm/12mm/.625 )

Cooks saw has a bunch ,but not this size

thanks

sgschwend

How about just using the bearing?  You could switch to a bearing part number that has the 2" OD.  I assume you still have the shoulder bolt.  If not you can purchase those too.  Grainger Industrial Supply has both parts. 
Steve Gschwend

sjgschwend@gmail.com

fishpharmer

A local machine shop may make them  for you at at reasonable price.
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bandmiller2

Call Cooks saw they have  guide rollers to fit most any mill see add to left. Frank C.
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sdunston

How about the retrofit kit that Cooks offers, Its under the mega guide section in the online store.

Sam
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bandmiller2

Sorry Popeye didn't see where you said Cooks didn't have your size.Prehaps if you called Tim they would  turn you a pair or you could use the nearest size and readjust the mill. Frank C.
A man armed with common sense is packing a big piece

Kansas

We retrofitted with Cooks for our 2" bands. Seems to me we had to pull out the welder, but it wasn't bad at all.

redbeard

Since it is a part that needs replaced perodically I would find guide rollers that are eaisly available like cooks mega jaw, I'am sure you can make those work for your mill.
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customsawyer

I run some deeper rollers with my 1 3/4" blades from WM. I don't remember how deep they are but they work well with my blades.
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