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de_ 27-10-2012 16:42

Source of 1/2 wide 20 DP, 14.5 PA gears
 
Looking for a source of gears that are

- 1/2 wide (so far only found 3/8")
- 20 diametral pitch
- 14.5 deg pressure angle

as per gears used in AM Super Shifter transmissions

MattC9 27-10-2012 16:50

Re: Source of 1/2 wide 20 DP, 14.5 PA gears
 
http://wcproducts.net/gears-20-dp/
Should be what you are looking for but, they are .400 and .600 in with.

de_ 27-10-2012 19:42

Re: Source of 1/2 wide 20 DP, 14.5 PA gears
 
Wasn't aware of that source. Thanks. I better go measure my gear :)

Tristan Lall 28-10-2012 17:42

Re: Source of 1/2 wide 20 DP, 14.5 PA gears
 
SDP/SI (Stock Drive Products/Sterling Instrument) has gear stock from which you could turn any custom face width. (Other diameters available too.) Of course, their online ordering system continues to be horribly broken (and irreconcilable with their phone/mail ordering system), and their shipping to Canada is typically UPS with all of the associated brokerage fee headaches.

Linn Gear also sells 20 pitch, 14.5° pressure angle gears, but they apparently don't have an online catalogue.

de_ 28-10-2012 20:48

Re: Source of 1/2 wide 20 DP, 14.5 PA gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by (Stock Drive Products/Sterling Instrument) [URL="https://sdp-si.com/eStore/PartDetail.asp?Opener=Group&PartID=1006&GroupID=59 2"
has gear stock[/url]

Thanks for info. Unfortunately SDP gear stock has huge holes in selection between 30 and 40 (only have 30, 35 & 40). My spreadsheet says we need in the range of 36,37 & 38. I've asked AM where they get theirs made.

Will definitely try Linn!

Tristan Lall 29-10-2012 00:15

Re: Source of 1/2 wide 20 DP, 14.5 PA gears
 
Martin Gear and Sprocket has them too (page G-35), in 30, 32, 35, 36 & 40 teeth. (Edit: No, they're 20° pressure angle.) They have hubs, but that can be dealt with.

I believe Canadian Bearings (and probably BDI) can bring in Martin gears locally.


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