Repair Parts
MT-RSR supplies brake lathe repair parts and replacements that keep your equipment cutting true. Our selection covers gears, belts, arbors, and other working components built to restore lathe performance and extend machine life. Pair repair parts with Brake Clamping, Consumable Parts, and Kits & Sets for a complete brake service solution.
SKU: 7868X
MT-RSRLead screw Nut for Ammco Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco OEM #10686X MT-RSR Insights: Use with 7211 lead screw Made in the U.S.A.
SKU: 7084
MT-RSRKnurled Knob for Ammco Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco # 903084 3084, KK3084, TMRKK3084
SKU: 7141
MT-RSR3/16" Brass Plug replacing Ammco 3141 (Pack of 10)
SKU: 2066
MT-RSRLower Clamp for Ammco Fits the following wheel balancer brands: AMMCO Model: 4000, 4100 & 7500 Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco # 920666, BB...
View full detailsSKU: 20474
MT-RSRArbor Nut for VN, Accu-Turn, FMC MT-RSR Insights: Brake lathes typically come standard with an arbor and nut that has left handed (counter-clockwis...
View full detailsSKU: 7843
MT-RSRStandard Boring Bar for Ammco Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco # 905843, BB5843, TMRBB5843, 5843 MT-RSR Insights: Need help of finding a part fo...
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MT-RSRWork light for Ammco Brake Lathes Fits the following brake lathe brands: Fits: Ammco # 4000 , 4100, 7500 , 7700 Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco...
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MT-RSRGear Support for Ammco Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco # 907775 7775, TA7775, TMRTA7775
SKU: 23026
MT-RSRCrank Handle for hand wheel (23026) length: 2.68 Fits the following brake lathe brands: Ammco: 4000, 4100 & 750 Interchangeable Part Numbers: A...
View full detailsSKU: 8646
MT-RSRDrum Feed Nut for Accu-Turn 8646 Fits: Accuturn 8944, 8922, 8910, and others. Interchangeable Part Numbers: 433646, GT-433646
SKU: 7175AL
MT-RSRAluminum Pulley Set with Belt. Set of two pulleys. Belt and set screws included. Includes: 21894-0008A PULLEY (Not Sold Individually) SM ...
View full detailsSKU: 433693
MT-RSR4 Pole Switch For Accu-Turn Interchangeable Part Numbers: 433693, TS433693, TMRTS433693
SKU: OS3163-BLUE
MT-RSRSeal for Ammco OS3163 Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco OEM: 903163
SKU: 7211A
MT-RSRBearing & Washer for 7211
SKU: 8633Long
MT-RSRSteel Machined Neck T-Slot Bolt, 1/2"-13 Thread Size, 4-1/2" Long
SKU: 90686
MT-RSRHex Shaft Assembly for FMC Interchangeable Part Numbers: FMC - 90686, TMRHD90686 Made in the U.S.A.
SKU: 8157
MT-RSRDrum Feed Screw for Accu-Turn Interchangeable Part Numbers: Accu-Turn Part #433157
SKU: 77748
MT-RSRShifter Shaft for Ammco 77748 Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco # 907748 7748, SS7748, TMRSS7748
SKU: OS3163-SIL
MT-RSRSeal for Ammco OS3163 Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco OEM: 903163, TMROS3163
SKU: 7381
MT-RSRFriction Disc Gear Fits the following brake lathe brands: Ammco Models: 3000 4000 4100 7500 7700 Interchangeable Part Numbers: OEM: 903081 3081, GE...
View full detailsSKU: 8760
MT-RSRAdjustment Screw for Accu-Turn
SKU: 8735
MT-RSRWay Cover for Accu-Turn Interchangeable Part Numbers: OEM #433735 MT-RSR Insights: Use with 8682 Way Cover Spacer Made in the U.S.A.
SKU: 7377
MT-RSRFriction Disc Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco 903077 3077, GE3077, TMRGE3077 MT-RSR Insights: Need help of finding a part for your Ammco? Click...
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MT-RSRIndex Plate for Ammco (Pack of 10) Interchangeable Part Numbers: Ammco 907747
Arbor nuts hold the rotor stack tight against the arbor, and a worn one lets everything shift mid-cut. We stock nuts for Ammco lathes plus Van Norman, Accu-Turn, and FMC machines.
The arbor carries the brake rotor through every pass, so a scored or bent shaft shows up as chatter in your finish. Find replacement arbors for major brands here.
Small replacement part items live here, including brass plugs, springs, knobs, and toggle switches. Search by part numbers when you already know which component failed.
Boring bars and guide bars set the depth and travel of your drum work, and worn studs throw that alignment off. We carry bars, studs, and clamps for Ammco machines.
A worn nut gives you sloppy cross-feed travel and inconsistent cut depth. Choose old style or new style nuts for Ammco, plus feed screw nuts for FMC and John Bean lathes.
Feed motors, worm drives, and the shear gear in your right angle drive all wear with use. Replace them before a stalled feed puts the machine down for a week.
Drive pulleys move power from the motor to the spindle, and a slipping belt often traces back to a worn pulley. The aluminum pulley set ships with a matched belt and set screws.
Shafts, studs, and rods take the load every time you clamp and cut. Swapping worn hardware brings the machine back to its original configuration.
You should not have to gamble on a part fitting. Every listing shows interchangeable part numbers, so you can match an Ammco model 4000 replacement part to its OEM number in about thirty seconds. That direct access to real fitment data is what separates us from other sellers, where you are squinting at stock photos and hoping. When a part goes, pull it and look at what it touches. A failing feed screw usually chews the nut riding on it, and a slipping belt often points back to a scored pulley. Order both together, and you open the machine once instead of twice, which means one afternoon of downtime rather than two. Installation rewards a little patience. Clean the mating surfaces, confirm the center hole and mounting faces sit flat, and torque the fasteners evenly. Spin the machine empty and listen before you cut rotors again. The smartest shops keep spindle boots, belts, and springs on the shelf, because those wear out on their own schedule and never on yours. A rotor silencer band runs a few dollars and kills chatter on a larger rotor, where extra rotor mass and vibration fight your finish every pass.
Our brake lathe parts fit major brands including Ammco lathes, Accu-Turn, FMC, John Bean, Hunter, Van Norman, and Kwikway. Check the interchangeable part numbers on each listing to confirm fitment with your equipment.
Match the number stamped on the old component to the part numbers shown on our product pages. If that number has worn off, our downloadable parts manuals cover Ammco models 3000, 4000, 4100, 7500, and others.
Chatter usually comes from a worn arbor, a loose arbor nut, dull bits, or a larger rotor with enough rotor mass to vibrate. A rotor silencer band damps that vibration while you cut rotors.
The shear gear in an Ammco right angle drive is designed to break first and protect the feed components behind it. Keeping a spare on the shelf turns a lost day into a ten-minute repair.
Replace it once the cross feed handle develops play or your cut depth drifts. Ammco lathe owners can choose old-style or new-style nuts, and drum feed screw nuts are available for FMC machines.
Yes. Spindle boots keep grit off the spindle, and drive belts pair with our aluminum pulley set. Both sit under Consumable Parts alongside tool holders, bits, and silencers.
Rotors mount through the center hole using cones and an adapter set, backed by an arbor nut. Hub-centric clamping keeps a light truck rotor running true during heavy-duty work.
Machines with the 6950 twin cutter setup use left- and right-hand negative rake tool holders, and we stock both. Matched holders keep each rotor face cutting evenly and protect lathe performance.
Beyond brake lathes, our shop carries tire changers, wheel balancers, and alignment parts, including cones and backing plates, plus tools and daily shop supplies for the service bay.
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