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So I've seen several engine powered ice cream makers that use this stainless steel coupling. It makes an easy removable connection between the driver shaft and the ice cream maker top gear frame. In the add they call it a "Love Joy style" but its really different than a Love Joy since it has no rubber spacer between the to coupling parts. Seem like I've seen this somewhere else on some slow speed mixer machines. any help is appreciated to keep slowly identifying and gathering parts for my ice cream maker build. https://homeplacemarket.com/collections/all-products/products/love-joy-style-sprocket-7-16-or-3-4-thread-stainless-steel https://homeplacemarket.com/collections/all-products/products/love-joy-style-sprocket-7-16-or-3-4-thread-stainless-steel https://homeplacemarket.com/products/hit-miss-style-bearing-and-sprocket-set-for-7-16-shaft-fits-country-immergood-white-mountain-lifetime-ice-cream-freezer Thanks for your assistance!
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So, on a rainy day, i was browsing local craigslist on other ads. I stumbled across a good amount of hit n miss engines for sale. I found a few Maytag 92 motors relatively close for sale. Well, after talking to a member on here, Im hooked. Im in the process of looking for the right one. Im gathering parts to make a wagon mounted ice cream maker.
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Happy 4th My 312-8 refurbishment is nearing completion (pic soon) and one attachment i would like to built is a tractor driven ice cream maker . I've seen a few general pictures of ice cream makers driven by garden tractors, hit or miss engines, Farmall B's etc If anyone would share some close up pictures of how they've built one to fit a wheel horse I would appreciate it. It would be a bonus if you;d share you operating speed, drive pulley sizes, and what you used for a front right angle gearbox, or any other little built details i haven't even thought of yet. Thanks!
