SurPik Diagram

[felix]

[deadwood_dup1]

Re: SurPik Diagram

Just looking at that diagram makes me remember when my hand got run through the upper pulley of a shure stuck. Bah good riddens to bad rubbish.

deadwood

[felix]

Re: SurPik Diagram

SURE-PIK SAFETY ALERT WEB PAGE
Hope this is not to late for Kidds Sake! [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif[/img] [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif[/img]

[the old dirt man]

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hey KING,
your still stuck junk piks are junk,just like I,VE been saying! [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif[/img] thanks FELIX. LMFAO

[Kat]

Re: SurPik Diagram

Sure-Stiks...by far one of the worst designs ever made. One good use for it: Convert the thing into a Sure-Kik for the bowlers by mounting a unit up on the concourse for them to take out their aggressions.

Brunswick Power Lifts, still the best. [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]

[WHERE IS THE SHOT]

Re: SurPik Diagram

I'll take a Sure pik over my piece's of sh**
lazy susans any day. Lazy Susan's are truely
the worst ball return ever designed. [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/frown.gif[/img]

[8270king]

Re: SurPik Diagram

AGAIN......SURE PIK IS KING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. Easy motor change.....try changing a motor in 2 minutes on a power lift.
2. Drive belt change.......30 seconds.
3. Ease of maintenance.........repack bearings ever 2 or 3 years.

Cujo & Kat......you guys are just not competent enough to make them run

Jerry

[BowlEquip]

Re: SurPik Diagram

AMF OPTIONS Ball Lift:

1. Motor change in 3 minutes.
2. Belt change: 15 seconds
3. Maintenance: none (except belt inspection)

[poplarpetey]

Re: SurPik Diagram

BowlEquip: You should be able to change those belts that quickly-don't you replace a dozen or so a week? :p [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif[/img] [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]

[felix]

Re: SurPik Diagram

Bump

[jim k]

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you guys are lucky, some years ago i had to keep streamline 21's running, now that was a bitch.... 90% of parts were no longer available. we had to make up some of our own parts and buy out others if you could find them. that was back in the 80's for you young guys. lol

[jim k]

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the sur-piks were easy to work on like jerry said and i've already have spent more money repairing my powerlifts then i spent in the last 5 years i had my sure-piks. i've only had my powerlifts for 2 months.

sure-piks were much cheaper to maintain.

jim k

[Pietenpol]

Re: SurPik Diagram

That's a nice diagram but it notes that the adjustments must be made before installation. Do you have anything else for tips/adjustments etc. Just learning them after moving from Bruns lifts. Also, the safety link doesn't work (I know the post was 7 years old) can you find it elsewhere?

[jim k]

Re: SurPik Diagram

i think the safety link was about kids getting hurt by sticking hands in the lift. you should have plunger type micro switch installed inside your motor plug box that kills the motor in the slidding door is opened on sure-piks model 190's saftey switch part number 190-001-307 and flip open lid on model 208's saftey switch part number 759-510-029
i don't know if these parts are still available but these were the part numbers in my book.

jim k

[Alastair]

Re: SurPik Diagram

I think the link had pictures showing plastic guards surrounding the exit of the sur-pic, to try and avoid injury. It is a pity is doesn't work...

There are other adjustments to the sur-pic, not just moving the shafts and springs about. You can re-position the frame as it is adjustable. The frame screws can be loosened off and the unit repositioned, which helps to get the balls up the lift in times of difficulty. Cleaning the leather strap with a wire brush also can help.
Though removing the lower pulley was a pain I seem to recall on them units...