what size shaft / spindle will this accept, i have somehow gotten a large spindle and having trouble finding on that will fit it.. thanks
1634116
This takes a square spindle, which is the old shape, which is about 1/2 inch in diameter. I used these so I could use my grandmother's old door knobs. Hope this helps.
469425
On the model I have the shaft is 7". There are models with longer shafts available although I have not found that a longer shaft is needed.
166689
Hello Denny,Could not research by that model # but was able to research by 917.276180...maybe there was a typo with the first number?If so the kit you have referenced will not work with this unit.The spindle assembly this model # calls for is a four mounting hole spindle part #187292We, unfortunately, do not stock a kit with a four mounting hole spindle.The blades part #139775.The belt part #197253.The pulley part #197473.Hope this helps.AMC Parts Store
728043
This foot does not come with a shaft. Since you use your own shaft, it should fit any machine.
373352
I googled it and it says its a 68mm english bottom bracket. Depending on what crank your going to use will decide on what shaft length to use on your bottom bracket. Once again.... DO YOUR HOMEWORK!!!
1853212
There is a converter for tall shank machines, so you could use this with your machine. But I would get the converter first. I've seen them on eBay and you could check out goldstar tools on the web.
2183767
The shaft size is what is the factor, 7/8 or 3/4 . Mine was 5/8. Can't get a replacement for that size.
898576
There are numerous types and sizes for different machines. This particular one is designed to fit a JT33 spindle.You must determine what size and type your machine requires.This one will fit a press-on spindle (no threads, no Morse taper) of the following dimensions: 14.23 mm at small end, 15.85mm at the large end, and 1" in length.
845537
I'm sorry I have no idea whether that will fit or not. My suggestion would be to find out if your machine is high shank or low shank, then determine if the foot is high or low shank. Match low to low and high to high and you should be fine. That seems to be the deciding factor. Good luck.
954279
It's been a long time since I ordered blades but it appears that the main difference and probably the only difference is that the shaft hole is a different type. Not sure if it would matter on your machine but you definitely want to make sure the hole fits your shafts. I remember the set I ordered fit more than one type of shaft but that does not mean it would fit all of them is my guess.
479629
Shaft lengths vary from 1/4 to about an in I think. You can order specific sizes or get them assorted.
1153188
If you have a 1 3/4" shaft/axle, it won't fit. The opening in the center of the wheel is 3/4" We just went out and measured to be double sure. It fits a 3/4" shaft NOT 5/8"
1432615
The spindle we provide uses a 3-jaw chuck rated for up to 1/8" shank end mills. It in fact opens slightly larger. To use a 1/4" end mill on our system you would either use a 1/4" end mill that has a 1/8" shank (you can get large end mills with small shanks, not sure of available dimensions or ratings) or use a different spindle that can accommodate a larger diameter bit. You can always generate the required tool path with a 1/8" end mill specified and have the 1/8" end mill do the work the 1/4" dia unit would have done and export that GCode for use on our standard system. Hope this helps.
136606
I have the Poulan Pro PP428C curved shaft and this product would not fit it. But to be fair it says it will fit most. So maybe look to another product.
799994
I bought this wheel a year ago, and it is made to accept a 5/8" diameter axel. There are other Model No's available to accept 3/4" axels. In the detailed descriptions, the ball bearing size description is really the inside diameter (ID) of the sleeve/bushing within the ball bearing that accepts the axel. I'd estimate that the actual ID is larger by about 0.020" (or 0.5mm), so the axel is not a press fit inside the bushing/bearing. This should more than answer your Q. Just find the part with the 3/4" ball bearing ID.
1717877
Yes it will work, you just need the correct bushing size to mount to the spindle of your lathe. I believe your spindle is 1" x 8 tpi
1894222
Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts.No, this will replace shaft part #187291, spindle assembly part #187292.#137645 is for spindle assembly 130794. Hope this helps.