Posted by NCWayne on August 28, 2011 at 19:15:03 from (98.21.228.234):
In Reply to: Re: GM parts posted by Dick W. on August 28, 2011 at 16:47:58:
Unlessd the band itself is damaged there are places that will reline the old band for you. If the band is damaged they can also make a new band and then line it. I've had bands made and relined for severla machines over the years. I think the oldest was for an overhead crane made back in the fourties and still in use in a big RR shop. They took the reusable parts like the eyes off the old band and reused them, figured out the placement of and drilled holes for the new lining to be rivited on, put new lining on that was just a touch thicker to make up for the wear in the drum. In that case the lining was rivited on but they can also bond the linings if that's what's needed.
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