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FredR · Oct 21, 2016

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It's coming aprt quite nicely. Only twisted of one bolt and had to use the hot wrench on one other. A little more wear on the rollers than I first thought.

FredR · Oct 21, 2016

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I'll be looking for better idlers. I think I can weld these back up and machine them but that would be option #2.<a href="http://photobucket.com/" target="_blank">

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Dune Country · Oct 22, 2016

Can't really tell from the pictures as most idlers have a raised area in the center to engage the chains.
But what I have done in the past is to heat and bend some flat stock around them and weld that on.

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