At 2:43 AM -0400 5/21/09, tiggerlasv at
aim.com wrote:
The BA123 casters have a rubber lining on either side
of the caster;
I had the same deterioration on my BA123's. . . except I didn't find out
until I had rolled one over a section of carpet in the house.
(That was fun to clean up. . . . not !)
I was lucky, both of my BA123's have had their wheels die while in
storage. Not so lucky for the storage company. :-)
Presumably, the rubber is for vibration deadening.
I've already significantly deadened the noise on the one I use by a
combination of getting all the side panels, AND switching to 3.5"x1"
SCSI drives.
Since I didn't have a convenient source for them at
the time,
I opted to make them less messy.
With everything that is going on with moving into our new house,
somehow I think this makes the most sense. Besides I haven't even
figured out where the Q-Bus boards and drives are! :-) Still at some
point I'll most likely want to bring it into my office, unless I
simply leave it out in the garage.
Zane
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