AHS 1,701 #1 Posted 2 hours ago good morning! In the front chain and sprockets section; do they make idler sprockets anymore? I checked on partstree and it said they were sold out. The part # is 93-1614. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ri702bill 13,263 #2 Posted 1 hour ago Check with McMaster Carr. You will need to know what series of roller chain (40, 41, etc) you have first. Some of theirs have a ball bearing, others a bronze sleeve. Looks like yours has an "open" design ball bearing - those need a slinger installed to help keep water, snow, & dirt out. A sealed (or shielded) design is better suited for the application. 1 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AHS 1,701 #3 Posted 1 hour ago 28 minutes ago, ri702bill said: Check with McMaster Carr. You will need to know what series of roller chain (40, 41, etc) you have first. Some of theirs have a ball bearing, others a bronze sleeve. Looks like yours has an "open" design ball bearing - those need a slinger installed to help keep water, snow, & dirt out. A sealed (or shielded) design is better suited for the application. Oh ya!! Some sprockets are shielded some are not. Thank you! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
squonk 48,278 #4 Posted 1 hour ago # 40 chain. TSC has the idler sprockets. I believe they are 1 tooth short of OEM. It was years ago but I think I had to take out a link and add a half link to make them work but they worked fine. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
peter lena 10,100 #5 Posted 15 minutes ago @AHS if you are fortunate to get a sprocket , that has removable side grease shields , clean / flush out with carb cleaner , lucas green x tra hd chassis grease , jt does not fail , 550 deg flash point , polyurea rated , stays with bearing , from my pto mule drive to all my attachments , the spin up ease , is amazing . many years in service , NO FAILURES , only a suggestion , pete Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
