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Old 11-23-2016, 03:07 AM
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I was wondering if anybody knew of a good place to get a sleeve for my ch18. I'm swapping it into my 782 and the kt17 has what I imagine to be a 1 1/8 crankshaft. The ch18 has a 1 inch. I haven't found my mic yet to tell for sure but the sizes sound about right.
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Neighbor of my mine said he got his off ebay
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I seen a couple on there. Not a bad price either. Just looking to see if their are any forum members that make or sell them first
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last time I did a 1" to 1-1/8" swap I got a bushing from McMaster and some key stock. had the local machine shop cut the key way slot in the bushing. Here are the part numbers
1" ID X 1-1/8" OD X 4" bushing 6381K18

1/4" X 5/16" key stock 98491A137

I'll toss out another thought, if your PTO is getting tired you may want to think about putting a new one on. Zippy just got a PTO for his re-powered 1872 from Xtreme PTO's https://xtremeope.com/ they built it with the small pulley and 1" id to match his engine and tractor.
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Just thinking that you may want to contact Zippy, I'm pretty sure he has the bushings and key from his swap left over now that he has replaced his PTO.
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Just thinking that you may want to contact Zippy, I'm pretty sure he has the bushings and key from his swap left over now that he has replaced his PTO.
I may do that if I have some time. Thanks
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I seen a couple on there. Not a bad price either. Just looking to see if their are any forum members that make or sell them first
I can make what you want.

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Thank you any idea on price? I have a buddy that seems to think he has one if not I'll get ahold of you
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Thank you any idea on price? I have a buddy that seems to think he has one if not I'll get ahold of you
Just a sleeve would be less expensive than a sleeve cut for an extended key. Let me know what you want and I'll give a price.
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