Thread: Drive Assembly Sprockets are Custom Bored
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Re: Drive Assembly Sprockets are Custom Bored
We noticed that today as well. I haven't had a chance to check it with my calipers yet, but one student suggested that it was close enough that we could heat up our standard 5/8" bored sprockets and press them on. Might be worth a shot, but check it first with some calipers to see how big the difference is, because it maybe harder to get off then it was to get on (especially if the transmission is all put together).
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