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Lortone Model 3A Belt
Replacing the belt on a Lortone Model 3A tumbler is an easy job. Just use a screwdriver to open the case, loosen the two screws that
hold the motor to the case, stretch the belt over the two pulleys, move the motor until the belt is snug on the pulleys, tighten the motor-mounting screws and close the case. Congratulations! |
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Lortone Model 33B & 45C Belt
Replacing a belt on a Lortone Model 33B or 45C tumbler is easy. Just use a screwdriver to open the case, loosen the two screws that
hold the motor to the case, stretch the belt over the pulleys, move the motor until the belt is snug on the pulleys, tighten the motor-mounting screws, close the case. Congratulations! |
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Lortone QT6, QT12, QT66 Belt
Replacing the belt on a Lortone Model QT tumbler is easy. Just remove the belt cover on the side of the case, loosen the two screws that hold the motor in place, stretch the belt over the pulleys, move the motor until the belt is snug on the pulleys, tighten the motor mounting screws, replace the cover. Congratulations! |
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Thumler's Model A-R1, A-R2, A-R6 & A-R12 Replacement Belt
Replacing the belt on a Thumler's Tumbler is an easy job that can be done without tools. Just lift the drive shaft with the pulley off of the frame, slip the belt over the pulley, replace the drive shaft and stretch the belt over the motor pulley. Congratulations! |
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Lortone Model 3A Bearings
Lortone bearings are easy to replace. First remove the belt. Then remove the retaining ring from the end of the drive shaft, push the shaft into the case, pull out the old bearing, slide in the new bearing, reassemble, repeat for each bearing. |
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Lortone Model 33B & 45C Bearings
Lortone bearings are easy to replace. First remove the belt. Then remove the retaining ring from the end of the drive shaft, push the shaft into the case, pull out the old bearing, slide in the new bearing, reassemble, repeat for each bearing. |
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Lortone Model QT6, QT66 & QT12 Bearings
Lortone bearings are easy to replace. First remove the belt. Then remove the retaining ring from the end of the drive shaft, push the shaft into the case, pull out the old bearing, slide in the new bearing, reassemble, repeat for each bearing. |
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Thumler's Tumblers Bearings:
Thumler's bearings are simple to replace. Just remove the retainer clip
from the end of the shaft, remove the old bearing, slide on a new bearing
and replace the retainer clip. We suggest purchasing some extra retainer
clips just in case you damage one while taking it off or putting it on.
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Thumbler's A-R1 and A-6 Tumblers Drive Shaft:
A replacement drive shaft for the Thumlers A-R1 and A-R6 rotary tumblers. Easy to replace, just remove the belt, lift out the old shaft, snap the new one in place and replace the belt. |
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Thumbler's A-R1 and A-6 Tumblers Idler Shaft:
A replacement idler shaft for the Thumlers A-R1 and A-R6 rotary tumblers. Easy to replace, just lift out the old shaft, snap the new one in place and you are finished. |
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Thumbler's A-R2 and A-12 Tumblers Drive Shaft:
A replacement drive shaft for the Thumlers A-R2 and A-R12 rotary tumblers. Easy to replace, just remove the belt, lift out the old shaft, snap the new one in place and replace the belt. |
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Thumbler's A-R2 and A-12 Tumblers Idler Shaft:
A replacement idler shaft for the Thumlers A-R2 and A-R12 rotary tumblers. Easy to replace, just lift out the old shaft, snap the new one in place and you are finished. |
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Thumler's Tumbler Nylon Roller:
After years of use the nylon rollers on the idler shaft my wear down and
need to be replaced. We offer a set of two rollers for the AR-1 and AR-6
tumblers and a set of three rollers for the AR-2 and AR-12 tumblers.
Roller replacement is simple just remove the old rollers from the idler
shaft and slide the new rollers into their place. |
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Thumler's Rubber Roller:
These rubber rollers for the drive shaft are what give the barrel traction and keep
it turning to tumble the rocks inside. Replace worn rollers for optimum tumbling action. A set of two rubber
rollers is needed for the AR-1 and AR-6 tumblers while a set of three
rollers is needed for the AR-2 and AR-12 tumblers.
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Thumler's Shaft Retainer Clips:
Retainer clips are used to hold the bearings on the end of the shafts and
to hold the nylon rollers in the proper location on the idler shaft.
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Lortone Tumbler Barrel Nut and Washer
This is the knurled nut used to tighten the lid on Lortone hobbyist tumblers. Lortone Model 3A, 33B, 45C, QT6, QT66 and QT12 tumblers. Most people buy two. |
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Lortone Drum Boot Gasket
This is the rubber cover that goes over the metal lid on Lortone 3-pound and 1.5-pound tumbler barrels. Fits the barrels on Lortone Model 3A and 33B tumblers. |
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Lortone Drum Boot Gasket
This is the rubber cover that goes over the metal lid on Lortone 6-pound and 12-pound tumbler barrels. Fits the barrels on Lortone Model QT6, QT66 and QT12 tumblers. |
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Thumler's 3-Pound Barrel Lid:
This is the plastic lid that covers a Thumler's Tumbler three-pound barrel. |
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Thumler's 3-Pound Barrel Retaining Ring:
This is the rubber retaining ring that is used to secure the lid on a Thumler's Tumbler three-pound barrel. |
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