Martin 20P hubless gears

23-06-2004, 01:24

sanddrag

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Martin 20P hubless gears

I'm looking for Martin 20P gears (20* PA) like Small Parts sells (GSS part number prefix) but with NO hubs. Does Martin make these? I sure hope so because it is a pain milling or turning off the hubs. I've looked at their catalog but it is quite confusing to me. If they do make them, what is an example of a part number? I need the part number so I can get them from Motion Industries. I will need 30, 45, and 60 tooth ones. Thanks.

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