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Hi, I have a Rockwell RC-33 13" Planer. Last night it quit feeding and come to find out looks like I busted the master link on the feed roller chain. The part number for that is listed as 428-06-023-0005 but I cannot find it anywhere. Does anyone have any clues about where I can get a replacement?
Thanks
Hi Sue, any power transmission company (belts, sprockets, bearings etc will have that in stock.
Farm supply places often have those things as as Harbour Freight
I obviously don’t know who is any your area however there will be suppliers.
Just take the chain with you.
Regards, Rod.
Thanks a bunch Rod. I did find one at McMaster-Carr. Their part number 6027K65. Less than $4.00. The chain is 06B, and uses an offset link. Then I found one believe it or not, on Amazon. Go figure. Appreciate your help.
Roller chain has been standardized since it was invented.
Interesting to know. You learn a lot on SMC threads.
Motorcycle shop?
BilLD
Unlikely. Everything uses larger chain than that, is usually an o-ring type, and is endless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Dufour
It comes up in a google search as a half link. Change the 005 to 004 and it's a master link. If you have any farm stores (Tractor Supply or similar) or farm equipment dealers in your area they should have a 428 master link.
Yes, however you need to know the chain size, which many people wouldn’t be able to determine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Coers
Regards, Rod.
I usually don't believe in miracles, but here is what happened. Last week I emailed everyone on Ebay that was selling older Delta/Rockwell planer parts. Everyone said that the item was discontinued, or no longer available. Then I got a message back from one of them yesterday to let me know that he found a box of 10 in his warehouse. Go figure. Funny how things work out sometimes. Here's the link incase anyone reading this thread needs an out feed roller sprocket for a Rockwell
RC-33 22-650 Planer. Thank you all for all your help. Learned a lot.
not a miracle but a lesson in persistence, a good thing to have. You kept with it.
Past had a tool and die maker friend he would have made it.