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Mounting Bank A Ball balls

By pinhead52

7 years ago


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#10 7 years ago
Quoted from pinhead52:

yea, got to remove that inner nut. I was working on this DJ in my bare feet, missing fish paper on the coin switch lit me up
Want to avoid any extra shorts...

that's why i stand in a bucket of water when i fix my machines

i replaced a few balls on a BaB not to long ago and used the rivets without any problem
you have to take care, those replacement balls break pretty easy
i did once tap the rivet hole and just screwed the new ball on to the arm no nut. i did use locktite on the screw.

#19 7 years ago
Quoted from pinhead52:

I ordered me a 5-40 tap from home depot last night... will eliminate the nut on the inside.
Boilerman did you use #5 hardware or #6 for your fix? will the sleeve fit over #6?

ken i think it was a #5 screw, but can not be sure. i do know the tap was just a tad larger than the rivet hole and cut a nice thread. once i put a little loctite on it i doubt it was not coming off without a screw driver. i made a rivet tool after that so the next set i did was with the rivets. it was a bit tricky buy worked. if i had to do them again i would be tempted to try the tap/screw method first

#21 7 years ago

yes

Quoted from pinhead52:The #5 screw was for the yellow sleeved roller arm, I assume thats what you are referring to

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