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Dennis Benson

09-07-2002 10:46:30

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Hello,

I just bought most of a forge with the name Buffalo Forge Co. on the blower. It looks like there are some pieces missing from the blower. I thing there is at least a gear cover and crank missing. The shaft that turns the gears looks like it supposed to have a crank, and turn the gears. There is no connection between the gears and the shaft with the fan. Does anyone know what is missing?

Thanks, Dennis Benson

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F14

09-08-2002 08:59:00

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Re: Buffalo Forge in reply to Dennis Benson, 09-07-2002 10:46:30

You're right, it was most likely hand-cranked.

Mine is not a Buffalo, but I'd expect they'd all be similar. On mine, the shaft the fan is on also has a gear that meshes with the rest of the geartrain. Is there a bushed hole in the casting where another stub shaft and gear might go?

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Dennis Benson

09-08-2002 09:26:08

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Re: Re: Buffalo Forge in reply to F14, 09-08-2002 08:59:00

There is a shaft going through the fan, but there is no gear on it, it had been taken apart recently, and I suspect they didn't replace the gear on the fan shaft. It looks like if I'm aptient I can make another gear and cut the teeth with a hack saw. They are helical teeth, and the gear is about 1 inch in diameter.

Dennis Benson

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Roger

09-11-2002 21:01:41

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Re: Re: Re: Buffalo Forge in reply to Dennis Benson, 09-08-2002 09:26:08

Buffalo forge is still in business.I know for sure that they make huge industrial blowers and I believe they still may make tuyere and blowers for the blacksmith.I would suggest consulting with Cumberland General Store catalog.

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