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Unread 06-07-2005, 13:46
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Thumbs up Re: Drive-train shaft size

I've had great success in the past attaching sprockets to shafts using a keyless locking device known as a TranTorque Keyless Bushing. I've found them in MSC and they are produced by a company called Fenner Drives (www.FennerIndustrial.com)

The cool thing about them is that you don't need a keyway or setscrew and they come in a whole range of sizes in both english and metric. I think the smallest I saw they make fits an 1/8" shaft, but they go all the way up to something like a 3" shaft or so.

Just a thought...???