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Sean griggs

11-15-2006 18:39:28

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I started helping out a lady on a farm that has a new Idea 218 pto manure spreader. I found that the rear sprocket that is on the "beater" shaft is just about shaved clean of teeth. I am having alot of trouble trying to find this part. Would anyone have any ideas where i might be able to look? for a description it seems almost like a 2 part clutch type unit. there is a number on the sprocket piece that i am assuming is the serial# it is 203458. any help is greatly appreciated. I am verynew to this so please bear with me.

sean

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Sean griggs

11-16-2006 15:29:48

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Re: new idea sprocket in reply to Sean griggs, 11-15-2006 18:39:28

thanks for all the help guys. It appears she is just going to buy a new spreader but i still may fix this one up. thanks once again.

sean

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IaGary

11-16-2006 04:52:30

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Re: new idea sprocket in reply to Sean griggs, 11-15-2006 18:39:28

Sean

My spocket did the same on my New Idea spreader.

I took the spocket to a machine shop and they did just as Don said and cut off the old spocket from the hub and brazed on a new one.

Gary

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Don-Wi

11-15-2006 22:15:12

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Re: new idea sprocket in reply to Sean griggs, 11-15-2006 18:39:28

Where abouts are ya? I used to work in a shop here in NE Wi that makes sprockets for AGCO, and New Idea was one of the main lines we took care of. May have made it and held it in my hands already. If you can get a tooth count, chain size, and maybe a picture of the clutch deal you're talking about, I may be able to help you out.

The shop is called Madden Machine. (920) 788-4245

Otherwise, you can have a new sprocket welded onto the old hub. I did TONS of those while I worked there, and for all brands of equipment. If it's a one peice deal now and the clutch is machined into the sprocket, no welds, we could still cut the teet off and weld a new one on pretty straight. Did lots of those too, or if it was easy enough, we would make a new one. Ussually easier to cut off the old one and use the old hub on a new sprocket.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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paul

11-15-2006 21:08:29

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Re: new idea sprocket in reply to Sean griggs, 11-15-2006 18:39:28

Have you checked with an Agco dealer that deals in NI - they are now the parent company.

--->Paul

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