I am looking for parts for an Orion Lathe - the pulley and "o-ring." I have not seen part numbers for them. Does anyone sell just the parts?

Hey,,,Joey buddy,,,,its a ROTOR, you don't need to cut the comm on these new brushless setups...LOL See yea at the Velo hopefully...Jason

The part number for the o-ring is ORI41608. This is off of Orion's website. But I don't have a clue where to order one from. I'd like to order one for my lathe if you find a place.

I found a replacement o-ring for my lathe at a Napa Auto parts store, ask for hydraulic o-rings ( AC o-rings will also work but do not have as much stretch in them ) 1 1/2 diameter works for my Cobra lathe. What shaft size and diameter is the pulley you need?

The pulley connects to the end of the drive motor - so just 1/8". I think most lathes use about the same size pulley. But I haven't seen any part numbers for the lathe parts - except for jdearhart's o-ring part number now.

hey Blackburn...you going to USE that thing...or sell it?

If use...how about taking an OLD Pinion gear and a round file and making your own pulley...LOL

I had one of these on my lathe, it works great. You can use on grove for stock and the other for 19t.

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Okay, call me a nut but wouldn't a pulley from an old erector set work? I remember as a kid that my erector set had an electric motor, a pully to go on the shaft, and I think you had to use string.

Just a random thought.

The pulley connects to the end of the drive motor - so just 1/8". I think most lathes use about the same size pulley. But I haven't seen any part numbers for the lathe parts - except for jdearhart's o-ring part number now.

Okay I,m guessing that the o-ring and pulley for a Cobra 2000 Pro Comm lathe would interchange. Heres the part numbers: Drive belt pn 2000B, pulley pn 300.
Cobras address and e-mail addy

C&M / Team Cobra
657 South 4150 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104

email: cmcobra@aros.net
web addy: www.teamcobra.com

http://www.shopatron.com/product/product_id=PAR7913/137.0.7371.11019.0.0.0
here is a lathe pully that I just found from Parma

Awesome ... I think either the Cobra or Parma should work. Thanks for the help.