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#Post#: 17268--------------------------------------------------
3.7 / 3700 spur sprocket
DIR By: jcsmith
Date: February 24, 2013, 10:38 am
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So I put a new spur sprocket on and the drum is locked up tight.
The spur section is about a 1/16" too thick. It is a Stens
,part #085-1097.Poulan #952-048062/952-048091, 3/8"-7. Silver
Streak brand. On the box it says high quality heat treated
steel. Of course it's made in china. Anyone have any ideas? Can
it be ground ? TIA. Chris
#Post#: 17269--------------------------------------------------
Re: 3.7 / 3700 spur sprocket
DIR By: Al Smith
Date: February 24, 2013, 10:57 am
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If it's just a standard Oregon rim I personally wouldn't fool
with it .An Oregon rim is like 6 bucks a pop or less .If Stens
is peddling Chinese stuff I'd probabley not fool with them
either .
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Re: 3.7 / 3700 spur sprocket
DIR By: Modifiedmark
Date: February 24, 2013, 12:12 pm
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Send it back and get a new Oregon sprocket.
#Post#: 17284--------------------------------------------------
Re: 3.7 / 3700 spur sprocket
DIR By: 3000 FPS
Date: February 24, 2013, 12:31 pm
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--- Quote from: jcsmith link ---
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> So I put a new spur sprocket on and the drum is locked up
tight. The spur section is about a 1/16" too thick. It is a
Stens ,part #085-1097.Poulan #952-048062/952-048091, 3/8"-7.
Silver Streak brand. On the box it says high quality heat
treated steel. Of course it's made in china. Anyone have any
ideas? Can it be ground ? TIA. Chris
>
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I have run into that before and yes I have ground it down. But
like everyone else says I would send it back and get the Oregon.
If you grind it and it still does not work your out the
money then.
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Re: 3.7 / 3700 spur sprocket
DIR By: jcsmith
Date: February 24, 2013, 3:05 pm
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Thanks fellas, good advice. Chris
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