I must have lost one some time ago and the other one finally decided it had enough and wanted to leave too
The holes are in good shape and don't show any signs of rounding out or abnormal wear.Drive Sproket Bolt
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nothingbutadeere
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Drive Sproket Bolt
Does anyone know what size bolt is used to secure the drive sprocket to the drive shaft?
I must have lost one some time ago and the other one finally decided it had enough and wanted to leave too The holes are in good shape and don't show any signs of rounding out or abnormal wear.
I must have lost one some time ago and the other one finally decided it had enough and wanted to leave too
The holes are in good shape and don't show any signs of rounding out or abnormal wear.-
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Re: Drive Sproket Bolt
M63678 was the cap screw that retained the drive sprocket on a lot of models.
I have some NOS ones here with the plastic dot in the threads, I believe they are the correct bolt.
They are 3/8" dia X 1 1/8" long.
I have some NOS ones here with the plastic dot in the threads, I believe they are the correct bolt.
They are 3/8" dia X 1 1/8" long.
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nothingbutadeere
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Re: Drive Sproket Bolt
I was able to use a 5/16" x 3" cap screw and a locking nut, with washers of course.
Re: Drive Sproket Bolt
I used the same ones that were in the axle plus a little blue threadlock.