Adler 453a issues
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Adler 453a issues
A friend of mine often enables my SMAD and dropped off a lovely little machine with problems. Besides the fact that one motor wire had snapped flush with the motor casing... the other big issue is an almost gone timing belt.
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It's an Adler 453a circa 1955 (?). I have the owner's manual, but cannot find a part number anywhere for the belt. I don't mind trying to time a machine I've never seen before... without any instructions... that's such an attractive color green... ahem... but I still need a belt. Anyone have a clue where I might look to find the part number?
Many thanks - Jim
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It's an Adler 453a circa 1955 (?). I have the owner's manual, but cannot find a part number anywhere for the belt. I don't mind trying to time a machine I've never seen before... without any instructions... that's such an attractive color green... ahem... but I still need a belt. Anyone have a clue where I might look to find the part number?
Many thanks - Jim
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Join Date: Apr 2020
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Adler Timing Belt
Hello,
Fixing up an Adler of my own and have the same issue with finding a timing belt. The old belt measured 17 5/8" X 3/8; closest I can find is a Singer belt that is 17 5/8 X 1/4. Did you have any luck sourcing the right part?
Casey
Fixing up an Adler of my own and have the same issue with finding a timing belt. The old belt measured 17 5/8" X 3/8; closest I can find is a Singer belt that is 17 5/8 X 1/4. Did you have any luck sourcing the right part?
Casey
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No, I'm talking about the internal timing belt.The original belt was nylon or some synthetic material that became brittle with age. I've ordered 2 1/4 inch belts and am going to see if I can fit one, both or cut one down a bit; my father owns a machine shop and if anyone could modify a belt he could.
I'm hoping that I've measured the length and number of teeth correctly!
I'm hoping that I've measured the length and number of teeth correctly!
#9
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Adler Timing Belt
The singer belts were not the correct size, sent them back. More measuring and education about timing belts and I determined that it requires a 448mm x 10mm trapezoid belt with 8mm between the middle of the cleats. There should be 56 teeth.
The only belt in this size is a rounded cleat instead of a trapezoid (flat). Ordered it from China, maybe it will arrive someday...
The only belt in this size is a rounded cleat instead of a trapezoid (flat). Ordered it from China, maybe it will arrive someday...
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