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DC Sprockes Hubs

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Dave S

01-08-2004 09:24:43




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Hi, I'm looking for 31 tooth sprockets for the DC to get more speed, am told sprockets from a DI or standard D are this size. Also wondering if any CASE tractor had an axle the same size as a DC where I could get the hubs and use pressed steel wheels. Thanks, Dave s




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DCFred

01-09-2004 02:51:58




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 Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to Dave S , 01-08-2004 09:24:43  
Dave S We have used a set of dual hubs off of a 730 case tractor (3" axles) by spliting a peice of exhaust tubing to clear the keyway on the axle, has worked great for the last 17 yrs. of pulling. I have found that a White American 80 tractor has a 2 7/8" axle same as DC but we've had no problems with the 3" hubs that we started with and and they were easy to find.



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DKase

01-08-2004 11:08:21




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 Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to Dave S , 01-08-2004 09:24:43  
I have a set of 9 bolt hubs to fit the DC axels. I have 18.8 x 38 tires on the rims. I would consider selling them if I could come up with a set of rims to replace them. I also have a small single front wheel if someone is interested. I think I have a picture that could be emailed. Happy hunting!



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Dave S

01-08-2004 11:13:09




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 Re: Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to DKase, 01-08-2004 11:08:21  
Possibly interested in hubs depends on price. What were they off of? Max tire size I can run is 14.9. Where are you located? Thanks, Dave S



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DKase

01-08-2004 16:41:43




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 Re: Re: Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to Dave S, 01-08-2004 11:13:09  
The hubs are off a 44 massy with the hub bored out to the DC size. I then made a step key to fit both the axel and the hub. I think the rims are widened out to 16" or 18". I would have to do some checking to see what they are worth. They are now in East Central SD. Any offers?



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bill

01-08-2004 10:14:06




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 Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to Dave S , 01-08-2004 09:24:43  

I guess i should have told you the other day on phone that cc quills and or axels woulf fit on your DC But where I puilled that would be against the stock rules If you go with cc axels cutoffs are usually easy to find If you go with pressed steel I have adaptors from 6 to 9 bolt pattern call bach if I can help How is the raised oiston project going??

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Dave S

01-08-2004 10:36:07




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 Re: Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to bill, 01-08-2004 10:14:06  
Bill, haven't heard from machine shop yet on pistons. Just got the rules yesterday for the club so now know there is no speed limit for farm stock just 1st gear. Also told can run pressed wheels so can get down to 4000. the wheel change is not priority this season but sprocket change is. Have located 27 tooth sprockets just wonder if I'll have enough power, probably not over 5000. Check was sent out Tuesday for O-rings. Thanks, Dave S

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bll

01-08-2004 11:39:03




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 Re: Re: Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to Dave S, 01-08-2004 10:36:07  

I was just thinking I have used M&W dual hubs that were from either a john deere 4010 or something o the like for duals on my loader tractor I used to feed round bales of hay with Thers hubs fit the 9 hole pressed steel Measure your DC axel AS I recall the older DC had an one eigth inch smaller axel than last DC ( I could be wrong on this) anyhoe there are M&W type hubl out there that will save you from switching axels as the drive sorockets are same size but d series sprockets are splined and CC series are bolted on the inside of differental transmission housing GOOD LUCK

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CASEPOWER

01-08-2004 09:52:33




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 Re: DC Sprockes Hubs in reply to Dave S , 01-08-2004 09:24:43  
A standard tractor with 26" rims are geared higher. There is two ways of changing the speed. One is the sprockets and the other would be to change the constent mess gears. Its the gears that come out of the clutch to the belt pulley shaft. You can also use CC axles and housings to bring you to 6 lug then you can make adapter plates to get to 9 from there. My Case runs 7-8 mph in first gear with 15.5 38" tires at 2500 rpms.

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