tmartens on wed 13 oct 99
First thing that sprang to mind when I saw this post was a small
TV attached to by beloved Brent C so I could watch the cricket. No
not the chirpy kind, the game.The UK and theOz friends will no
doubt understand the addiction. AND I am throwing down the
gauntlet to the Oz bods.....watch it next time!! No more draws!!!
Beat you right down to claydust we will!
Toni in that other South, the African one
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Beth,
> Try removing the brushes on the motor and sand and clean them a little.
> This will work for a while but you will have to repeat it occasionally.
> You probably have one of the old Pacific Scientific motors that Brent
> used to install on their wheels. I think they quit using them because of
> this very problem.
> The brushes are located under screw caps on either side of the motor.
> Brian in Indy
>
> On Mon, 11 Oct 1999 11:43:38 EDT Beth Yeatman Spindler
> writes:
> > ----------------------------Original
> > message----------------------------
> > That's the only way to describe the noise I am hearing from my
> > wheel........it has been moved around a lot lately in my "just
> > opened"
> > pottery/collectibles shop. What have I done???? The noise is
> > really
> > irritating after a while... and yes, I love nature and chirping
> > crickets, but
> > not a continuous chirp...especially when I am accustomed to the low
> > hum or
> > "white sound" of the wheel....
> > Thanks for any info.
> > Beth in VA.......nearing the "peak of leaf-peeping time" in the Blue
> > RIdge
> > Mtns.....beautiful..... :)
>
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