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Re: Need to Find Specific Sprocket! Help!
Try Grainger. You can use will call and pick up your order at your local branch that same day, if they have everything in stock. If they don't, they can get it and you can pick the stuff up the next day. The only issue is you need an account, they are wholesale only. You can set up an account at your local branch, or call them. They're really good with shipping as well, but the best part is the fact they have a ton of local branches.
Other than that, if we put an order in with McMaster before 3, we get it next day with normal shipping (since their warehouse is in NJ). |
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Re: Need to Find Specific Sprocket! Help!
For hubless, try AndyMark.biz (they have hubs for it, too). We've been happy with their products, and they make a 28T #35 sprocket. See here:
http://andymark.biz/35sealsp.html - Keith McClary Chief Engineer, Team 1502 "Technical Difficulties" |
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