N.B., The use of the term "truck" or "roller truck" with regard to a Pearl is a modern convention. The Golding & Co. name for them was "Form Roller Wheels."
Pearl No. 1 Compatible Form Roller Wheels
Golding Part No. 162. Surviving data. A compatible design.
Project ID/Part No.: CR5-1/162.
Pearl No. 11 Compatible Form Roller Wheels
Golding Part No. 71. Surviving data. A compatible design. The No. 11 has, in its original design, both Ink Rollers and Brayer Rollers.
Project ID/Part No.: CR5-2/71.
Machining Pearl Form Roller Wheels
[NOT DONE - that is, I've machined trucks, but have not yet written up the process] In this Notebook I'll go through the process of turning new compatible trucks in Delrin® on the lathe. Since most of the trucks for Golding presses of all models are quite similar, I'll try to be more thorough here and refer elsewhere to this project writeup. Project ID/Part No.: CR5-1/162. Project ID/Part No.: CR5-2/71.
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