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Old 07-18-2016, 02:49 PM
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here`s 1 place..
http://ihccw.com/drive.html

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spirol pins
915-0125 (715-3005) 3/8-1/3/4
715-3004 1/8-1.125
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I found these on McMaster Carr's website. Has anyone else used these? Looks like they will work.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#91598A262
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I found these on McMaster Carr's website. Has anyone else used these? Looks like they will work.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#91598A262
wow..I never have but looks good to me..just cant believe it`s .09 apiece compared to $4.00 apiece on cub sites.
They also have those in Extra strength steel and stainless. Quite a selection.
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I found these on McMaster Carr's website. Has anyone else used these? Looks like they will work.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#91598A262
Where do you think they take the expensive one they sold you? McMaster is the place of choice for any kind of fastener, you only need to know how to "surf" their gigantic catalog.
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I did not buy the 4.00 ones. I am going to get a bag from McMaster Carr.
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I like to support Cub dealers and in particular our sponsors but that price difference is ridiculous. I checked the shear strength of the expensive brand name SPIROL standard duty pins and they are also 1400 lbs. like these generic coiled pins ..
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I bought NOS coupling from a member and got it today. Here is a picture. Should it have the brass bushing in th place of the nylon looking bushing? I do not have to old one off yet, I am going to tackle that in the morning.
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I just went and looked on mine. I could see enough of the brass bushing to know this one will not work without modification.
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I checked the shear strength of the expensive brand name SPIROL standard duty pins and they are also 1400 lbs. like these generic coiled pins ..
They aren't "generic". McMaster Carr is "THE" place for industrial hardware. Supplying machine/mechanic shops since the early 1900's. (Founded in 1901.)

Yes, lots of members here use them instead of getting them from CCC.


The driveshaft should have a ball bushing in it. You can also source those from places other than CCC. You can buy them direct from Triangle MFG, the people who make them for CCC:

http://www.triangleoshkosh.com/produ.../ball-bushings
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I never seen one like that. J-Mech is correct it should have the brass ball bushing in it. If you go to the Triangle MFG site look up part# HE1410P. That is the one you need. They have a minimum order and I think I get around 35 at a time when I do. In fact, I'm getting a little low and need to place another order soon. I think I have around 10 left so PM me your address and I'll send you one for free.
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