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Re: J.D.planter drive chain
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Posted by paul on March 22, 2004 at 14:45:49 from (66.60.197.164):
In Reply to: J.D.planter drive chain posted by Buster Wiggins on March 22, 2004 at 09:58:12:
Any good farm supply place will have flat & roller chain. Most any machinery dealer worth their salt will have it in bulk as well. You should be able to find any specialty chain from the bigger outlets. I only ran into one roller chain that no one ever heard of. It was on my MM D corn sheller. it had the same pitch as a 50 (or 40????) but it was wider than what you buy now. No one was able to match it, they figured it may have been some odd military surplus. The sprockets handled regular stuff anyhow. --->Paul
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