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Are there any place to get the chain drive sprockets on the left side of a 820 header besides the dealer where they are out of reason in price (auger drive)
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You could try using a weld on hub and sprocket if it would fit. Not sure what your sprocket looks like.
That's what I did. Cost me $56 instead of Case's $125 and didn't have to order any parts.
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Those weld on sprockets can be bought at a very reasonable price & are readily available in most sizes.
You can also buy plate sprockets that come with a pilot hole that you can machine to size to fit your application.
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I recently bought 1 at less than 1/4 of the cost for an OEM sprocket. Mind you the OEM comes with the hub. There is nothing wrong with my hub, just the sprocket teeth wore out, so I'll do the sprocket swap here because I'm equipped to do it. If you're not, you still might come out $ ahead if you had to get that done at a machine shop.
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I couldn't find 1 of the weld ons with 66 teeth so I bought a plate sprocket.
Those weld on sprockets can be bought at a very reasonable price & are readily available in most sizes.
You can also buy plate sprockets that come with a pilot hole that you can machine to size to fit your application.
I recently bought 1 at less than 1/4 of the cost for an OEM sprocket.
Mind you the OEM comes with the hub. There is nothing wrong with my hub, just the sprocket teeth wore out, so I'll do the sprocket swap here because I'm equipped to do it. If you're not, you still might come out $ ahead if you had to get that done at a machine shop.
I couldn't find 1 of the weld ons with 66 teeth so I bought a plate sprocket.
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