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Old 01-03-2014, 06:33 PM
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Default Snow thrower 193-353-100 (H-42) Driveshaft
My 30-yr old snow thrower's u-joint came apart. I'm having difficulty in locating a replacement. Any suggestions on where to get one? The part number may be 1254-783-C1.
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Try a farm parts, or machine shop for Weasler series 6, there cross may work. Take the yoke with so it can be measured.
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Thanks Jkainz. I've tried CC dealers and TSC, but your suggestion may be the answer. I'll let you know if I have success with that.
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Any auto parts store that worth a should be able to measure and match them.
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OK thanks Jonathan. I'll give that a try.
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Until I can locate a replacement I went with a modification to the original. Local auto parts store tapped and installed 1/2-inch bolts. In between the yokes was a cube with holes where pins wore loose and dropped out. Sorry, I neglected to take photo before re-assembly.
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Are there bushings around the bolt shanks to take up the play? If not, it's going to beat itself to death in short order. ( as in catastrophic failure )
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Are there bushings around the bolt shanks to take up the play? If not, it's going to beat itself to death in short order. ( as in catastrophic failure )
What he said! That is going to destroy the yoke and it may come out and hurt something or someone.
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Ok. Thanks for the feedback. I'll have to keep looking for the correct part. It can never be easy with these. I'm really surprised these u-joints are not more available. Thanks again guys!
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Look for a shop that services Spicer drivelines. Take them the complete shaft and I'm sure they can fix you up.
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