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Re: International Potato Digger
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Posted by Handyman on February 04, 2005 at 19:50:25 from (65.19.202.245):
In Reply to: International Potato Digger posted by Cal Innes on February 04, 2005 at 18:10:22:
there are several Mfgs of chain that you can order from, ACME, Brokema, and Noffsinger are three of them.you will need to know the width of your chain the pitch you want and the number of links needed to go around your machine you will also want to order new drive sprockets at the same time so they will fit your chain properly.another thing you will need to decide on is weather you want hook chain or belted chain for your application. neither are cheap but the belted chain may last longer and it does not wear crooked like hook chain will but can be harder to repair if it breaks.you may be able to find a local supplier on the net if you do a search for digger chain. you may have to have what you need special ordered as it may not be a stock size anymore but most mfgs will make what you need usually.
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