Banjo Rebuild

[clo]

Does anybody know of some one who rebuilds banjo rear ends in the Los Angeles area? I have a 34 banjo in need of a rebuild.

[Lawrie]

Be sure you only use timkin, NOS or good quality bearings,NOT repo ones.
Lawrie

[cas3]

i've never been there, but the Lecys at the old ford garage seem to have a good rep

[KGS]

Originally Posted by cas3

i've never been there, but the Lecys at the old ford garage seem to have a good rep

CAS, Did you mean Richard Lacy?
Ken

Richard Lacy www.earlyv8garage.qpg.com

[JM 35 Sedan]

Originally Posted by KGS

CAS, Did you mean Richard Lacy?
Ken

Richard Lacy www.earlyv8garage.qpg.com

I was going to recommend Richard and Dennis Lacy as well. I think their main business is brake conversion, but I'm sure the can do a complete rear rebuild as well.

[hardtimes]

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Originally Posted by clo

Does anybody know of some one who rebuilds banjo rear ends in the Los Angeles area? I have a 34 banjo in need of a rebuild.

Yes.
It would be good info , for answering such questions, if your address/area was posted with your avatar. Los Angeles encompasses over 450 square miles. To me it makes a difference.
I also believe that you should call and talk with Richard Lacy, as that is one good suggestion.

[zzlegend]

Or get a hold of the Santa Anita "A"s and ask for Tom Endy. Here is a write up he did on rebuilding a model a rear end.
http://www.santaanitaas.org/wp-conte...vised-2014.pdf

Santa Anita A’s
PO Box 660904 Arcadia, CA 91006-0904
www.santaanitaas.org

[cas3]

KGS, yes, thanks for correcting my spelling, and provide a link too. i have a client, same name spelled with "e", so habit i guess!