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Rev grip bushings - frank manuel - 02-26-2019
Would anyone know where to get Horstman rev grip 9 tooth drum bushings #35 chain?
RE: Rev grip bushings - Tom Smith - 02-27-2019
Terry Ives
RE: Rev grip bushings - frank manuel - 02-27-2019
Thanks alot Tom.
RE: Rev grip bushings - Bob Alexander - 03-01-2019
(02-27-2019, 11:15 PM)frank manuel Wrote: Thanks alot Tom.
Frank;
I find that I have to ream my bushings out after I press them in, 9/16" ream.
Bob
RE: Rev grip bushings - frank manuel - 03-02-2019
Thanks Bob. Great bit of information I did not know about. Probably saved me some cussing!
RE: Rev grip bushings - Paul Hail - 03-04-2019
Granger is a good source of bushings if you're having trouble finding them.
https://www.grainger.com/category/power-transmission/bearings/sleeve-and-clip-bearings/sleeve-bearings
RE: Rev grip bushings - frank manuel - 03-05-2019
Thanks for the info Paul, but don't these bearings have to be oilite?
Sorry Paul I mean bushings . Brain fade.
RE: Rev grip bushings - ted johnson - 03-05-2019
McMaster Carr should have oil-filled bushings. I get mine from them. Ted
RE: Rev grip bushings - frank manuel - 03-06-2019
Thanks Ted. Forgot about them.
RE: Rev grip bushings - ted johnson - 03-06-2019
Frank, I don't ever use a bushing drum. I got tired of hearing them howl. I use 10T drums with needle bearings. Even with the 4" rear wheels on the n1ke I have no trouble getting the ratios I need. My converted saw clutch on the XP Homelite uses a bushing, and I got these from McMaster, though it was several years ago. TJ