One of my hobbies is restoring old (60s-70s) garden tractors. Some
came with electric power lifts for implements. The weak link in those
is the motor gear; a 32 pitch, 16 tooth spur gear with about a 5/8"
face. Bore is 5'16".

I have a 3" piece of carbon steel gear stock I need parted and bored
or bored and parted, whichever, to get as many gears as possible.
https://sdp-si.com/eStore/ part# A 1C29-N32016
Low buck budget so I would like to beg, swap or trade for steak
dinner, liquid refreshment or what-are-you-looking-for.

Can you help or point me to someone who can?

AAsberryatAOL.com

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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 12:15:56 -0500, Andy Asberry wrote:
One of my hobbies is restoring old (60s-70s) garden tractors. Some
came with electric power lifts for implements. The weak link in those
is the motor gear; a 32 pitch, 16 tooth spur gear with about a 5/8"
face. Bore is 5'16".

Before you make something, check the Boston Gear catalog. Doesn't sound
too oddball that they might not stock it.

On 20 Apr 2006 17:56:20 GMT, Dave Hinz wrote:

On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 12:15:56 -0500, Andy Asberry wrote:
One of my hobbies is restoring old (60s-70s) garden tractors. Some
came with electric power lifts for implements. The weak link in those
is the motor gear; a 32 pitch, 16 tooth spur gear with about a 5/8"
face. Bore is 5'16".

Before you make something, check the Boston Gear catalog. Doesn't sound
too oddball that they might not stock it.

Everybody's got them with a 0.187 face. I need about 0.58.

Thanks anyway.

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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 12:15:56 -0500, Andy Asberry
wrote:

One of my hobbies is restoring old (60s-70s) garden tractors. Some
came with electric power lifts for implements. The weak link in those
is the motor gear; a 32 pitch, 16 tooth spur gear with about a 5/8"
face. Bore is 5'16".

I have a 3" piece of carbon steel gear stock I need parted and bored
or bored and parted, whichever, to get as many gears as possible.
https://sdp-si.com/eStore/ part# A 1C29-N32016
Low buck budget so I would like to beg, swap or trade for steak
dinner, liquid refreshment or what-are-you-looking-for.

Can you help or point me to someone who can?

AAsberryatAOL.com

--Andy Asberry recommends NewsGuy--

Is this heat-treated carbon steel? Test it with a file. If it's
heat-treated, it may need to be sliced with a saw and then faced,
trued and bored with carbide tooling.

Andy
I'm in Keller, shop is in Azle. I have the machine tools but I'm
light on expertise. I'd give it a go in exchange for getting my Loboy
154 running so I can sell it.

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Rex Burkheimer
Fort Worth TX
817 834 5559 x3105 days
817 431 8051 home



Andy Asberry wrote:
One of my hobbies is restoring old (60s-70s) garden tractors. Some
came with electric power lifts for implements. The weak link in those
is the motor gear; a 32 pitch, 16 tooth spur gear with about a 5/8"
face. Bore is 5'16".

I have a 3" piece of carbon steel gear stock I need parted and bored
or bored and parted, whichever, to get as many gears as possible.
https://sdp-si.com/eStore/ part# A 1C29-N32016
Low buck budget so I would like to beg, swap or trade for steak
dinner, liquid refreshment or what-are-you-looking-for.

Can you help or point me to someone who can?

AAsberryatAOL.com

--Andy Asberry recommends NewsGuy--

In article , Andy Asberry says...

I have a 3" piece of carbon steel gear stock I need parted and bored
or bored and parted, whichever, to get as many gears as possible.

Best bet might be to saw into slugs and then face.
A saw kerf might well be thinner than a cutoff blade kerf,
even given that you might want to clean both up after the
fact.

Jim


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