[Farmall] obsolete parts

[Ivan]

On 9/14/2017 8:57 AM, Dave Maynard wrote:
> Ivan, I don't know what stress is on this shaft, but for my Farmall Cub
> buzz saw I was missing the pto extension, and just made a new coupler
> sleeve with no spline teeth, just a couple set screws. Works perfect!
>
> Dave
>
> On Sat, Sep 9, 2017 at 7:46 PM, Ivan <ivancou at atlanticbb.net> wrote:
>
>> On 9/9/2017 1:15 PM, John Hall wrote:
>>> I went to Mcmaster and searched spline bore couplings, they look like
>>> love-joy couplings with a spine instead of a key. Is that what you need?
>>> Maybe search the net for spline bore couplings, specifically places that
>>> deal with sprockets/chains--power transmission.
>>> You could get that made, but probably won't find a job shop with a
>>> spline broach and EDM will get a bit pricey.
>>>
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>> John , the factory part was cheap , I did mention to two of the local
>> shops that I expected it to cost a lot more for custom made but they
>> dont have the tooling or expertise . One shop owner offered me the use
>> of his shop if I could do it but I'm familiar with his toys and he
>> doesnt have the right machines .Then again maybe I should've taken the
>> offer.   I've had two local shops that cant even read a blueprint when I
>> presented one ,they want the orignal part to work from .  These kids
>> nowdays got me worried , where I used to work before retiring they are
>> hiring guys who cant read a tape measure . Ivan
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Dave , this shaft is what drives the front wheel on skid steer so its 
got a lot of torque on it .  I found a place with them in stock and its 
back together now .    Ivan