Baler Roller Repair | Welding & Re Machining on the Victorian Lathe
Three rollers from a round baler were brought in to the shop having been worn out after bearing failures. The two smaller belt tensioning rolls and also the larger main belt drive roll. This was the perfect job for my largest lathe, the 1890s F. Pratt & Co from Halifax, Yorkshire. Hope you enjoy this little job in a belt driven workshop. Cheers! Instagram - / iron_jonsey
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