I'll ask at work we use a lot of eaton.
It isn't a lovejoy is it?
Might check with your local bearing house.
It isn't a lovejoy is it?
Might check with your local bearing house.
char-lynn hi low power pack
Hello, I was wondering if anyone would know where I could get the rubber disc that goes between the couplers on this unit. I read parts arnt avaliblt from char-Lynn (Eaton) and I don't want to have to change the complete coupler if I don't have to. Even if I have to make one, if you could let me know where to get the material to do it. That would help greatly.
Thank you and have a Great! New Year!
Jim
Thank you and have a Great! New Year!
Jim
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That would be my suggestion also, and an electric motor shop, same type coupler is used for a lot of things.BruceG34 said:...........Might check with your local bearing house.
I can't see any name on either piece but if it helps the disc is about 3" in diameter with 8 holes that are around 1/2" in diameter. And its about 1" thick I have seen lovejoy couplers before and it doesn't look like any one I have seen.
Haven't forgot you, every time I go by the Hydraulic repair shop noone is there. I asked a mechanic today and found out he went to day shift and we don't have a Hyd guy on nights right now. I will come up for some OT early next week and try to catch him on day shift.
We buy our parts from Applied Industrial Technologies applied.com
Where I used to work I think we bought from Brake Supply In Evansville In.
Where I used to work I think we bought from Brake Supply In Evansville In.
i had to make a coupler for my pto on vicon fertilizer spreader was a disc about 4 in by 1 in cut it out of conyer belt of gravel conveyer there belt is about 3 quarter inch thick works fineJim M said:I can't see any name on either piece but if it helps the disc is about 3" in diameter with 8 holes that are around 1/2" in diameter. And its about 1" thick I have seen lovejoy couplers before and it doesn't look like any one I have seen.
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