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sears roebuck running gear

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spur

01-28-2008 18:13:46




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I have recently purchased a Sears Roebuck geared gravity wagon. It is a model 700 413 and the serial number appears to be D (maybe) then 5127.
Does anyone out there know how much weight this gear will carry? I would like to know the manufacturer's rating if possible. Any input would be appritiated. Thanks.




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jhill52

01-29-2008 11:40:08




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 Re: sears roebuck running gear in reply to spur, 01-28-2008 18:13:46  
You can get a good idea of a wagons capacity by the number of lugs on the wheels.5 Lugs is light duty- 4 tons, six lugs medium duty 6-8 tons and 8 lugs heavy duty - 10 - 12 tons.

I suspect you have a light duty with 5 lugs per wheel.

Jerry



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spur

01-30-2008 06:22:04




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 Re: sears roebuck running gear in reply to jhill52, 01-29-2008 11:40:08  
It is a 5 lugger.
Thanks for the "rule of thumb".



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Bluehorse

01-29-2008 05:26:58




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 Re: sears roebuck running gear in reply to spur, 01-28-2008 18:13:46  
I may be wrong, but I suspect this running gear may be a David-Bradley, as they did supply many, if not most, of the running gears for Sears back in the 40-s-60's. I have four David-Bradley running gears under hay racks, flare boxes, etc. There was an article on David-Bradley in the "Belt Pulley" magazine maybe 4-5 years ago, which gave the history of the company, and talked about wagons, etc. If I recall, about the largest capacity was maybe 7 tons or so. I'll try finding the article and get back on what I find out.

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spur

01-29-2008 06:15:20




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 Re: sears roebuck running gear in reply to Bluehorse, 01-29-2008 05:26:58  
Thanks for the input. I will be interested to know. At this point I am not planning to have over 3000# in it, so that is fairly good news.



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