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550 splined shaft on crank pully

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country acres

09-04-2003 08:22:36




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Looking for the rubber gromets that help with holding the splined shaft to the crank pully, could also use the alum. inserts




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country acres

09-08-2003 15:24:57




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 Re: 550 splined shaft on crank pully in reply to country acres, 09-04-2003 08:22:36  
Sorry for the missunderstanding, I have the shaft and all just that the rubber bushings are shot and thats what im looking for. thanks



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Super 55

09-04-2003 21:30:34




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 Re: 550 splined shaft on crank pully in reply to country acres, 09-04-2003 08:22:36  
Sorry I can't help you, but I have a quesiton for you so I can increase my limited knowledge of the subject. When I look at my Super 55 parts book I can see taking out the crank starter shaft by just unscrewing it, but what does the entire rig look like that takes it 's place for a front pump? I would have guessed that it's just like the original crank shaft, in that it would have threads to bolt it into the shaft, and on the other end the splines....what else goes on there? If anyone has a diagrahm to post I wouldn't mind seeing it. Thanks.

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jake

09-05-2003 09:53:31




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 Re: Re: 550 splined shaft on crank pully in reply to Super 55, 09-04-2003 21:30:34  
I have one that I made in my workshop using Fortel aluminum for a spacer and steel 3/4" spline reciever. I can take pic with my new digital camera but don't know how to past. If I e-mail to you can you post it. Jake



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Super 55

09-05-2003 22:11:47




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 Re: Re: Re: 550 splined shaft on crank pully in reply to jake, 09-05-2003 09:53:31  
Jake, try the link below for free downloads. Limited useage though unless you pay for upgrade, but free to try.



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ShepFL - hey Jake!

09-05-2003 12:16:25




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 Re: Re: Re: 550 splined shaft on crank pully in reply to jake, 09-05-2003 09:53:31  
While trying out that new camera how about shooting me an email pic of the PTO spider wrench you made? [email protected]



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ajax implement

09-05-2003 03:26:22




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 Re: Re: 550 splined shaft on crank pully in reply to Super 55, 09-04-2003 21:30:34  
Front pulley drives bolt to the front crankshaft pulley. There are four bolts that attach the first part to the pulley. Then after that the coupler comes the shaft then the coupler for the pump. There was more than one brand so they are not all alike.



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