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  My new bench cane with a lathe but the counter shaft has 2 broken wheels on it.  Does anyone know where I could get replacements? Shaft is 6.75mm wheels are 102mm and 50mm.  Wheels are 8.45mm thick.  Lathe is a Moseley.

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Thanks for your response. The holes for that are in front and behind the circle thing just out of the photos.  I would guess something to help splice the belt but I don't know how that would work.  I do have the foot pedal.

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16 hours ago, markr said:

  My new bench cane with a lathe but the counter shaft has 2 broken wheels on it.  Does anyone know where I could get replacements? 

I don't think you can find specific parts for such a vintage machinery, but welding and remachining should be an option. These are no much precision parts anyway. 

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