40 heavy roller chain

ricb · Jan 7, 2014

Any one ever run into the stuff? I have found some on an alley scraper that cleans the barn. Problem is it is now worn out and needs to be replaced. I can't seem to find replacement stock. Does anyone know of an outlet I could get some? I have used regular 40 chain to get by but the heavy seems to last about 6 times as long. The job is not that pleasant to do so I'd like to replace it with the OEM. The place I bought the cleaners have never heard of it so I can't get it there.

36F30 · Jan 7, 2014

(quoted from post at 08:58:36 01/07/14) Any one ever run into the stuff? I have found some on an alley scraper that cleans the barn. Problem is it is now worn out and needs to be replaced. I can't seem to find replacement stock. Does anyone know of an outlet I could get some? I have used regular 40 chain to get by but the heavy seems to last about 6 times as long. The job is not that pleasant to do so I'd like to replace it with the OEM. The place I bought the cleaners have never heard of it so I can't get it there.

McMaster-Carr will deliver it to your doorstep. They have about everything.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#roller-chain/=q5ckzr

Click ANSI roller chain and scroll down to 40H

JDB · Jan 7, 2014

Will second McMaster-Carr. Try a local power drives and bearings place

Steve@Advance · Jan 7, 2014

Found this place, looks like a wholesale only, but you local bearing supply can probably deal with them.

U.S. Tsubaki Power Transmission, LLC

301 E. Marquardt Drive, Wheeling, IL 60090-6497
U.S.A.

ricb · Jan 7, 2014

Thanks guys! Master-Carr had it all in stock & it's
on it's way. I knew I could count on you!

the tractor vet · Jan 7, 2014

I don't know where you live but 40 H chain is everywhere , heck even TOYS SHOES AND CANDY HAS IT HERE .

Anonymous-0 · Jan 7, 2014

you sure you're not talking bout 140 About 2" between pins.

Allan in NE · Jan 7, 2014

Yeah,

40 is some tiny stuff.

Allan

DGinVT · Jan 7, 2014

Try Manhatten Supply Corp.( "MSC" ) 1-800-645-7270. They are a large supplier and very user friendly.

RodinNS · Jan 7, 2014

I've never seen 40h but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I'd try a Deere dealer or a Shoup dealer and see if they can get you some Drives or Diamond chain. Otherwise I'd probably get a set of #50 or #60 sprockets and convert if the space is available to do so...

Rod

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