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Joined: 04 Jan 2010
Location: Regina,Sask,Can
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    Posted: 20 Nov 2013 at 9:13pm
Wondering if there is any chance on finding drive sprockets? What about rollers? Could a guy build up and grind the old sprockets to suitable use? Thanks in advance, Trev.
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Are you wondering about brand new sprockets or OK used ones? With lots of time, patience, welding rods and a grinder you can certainly improve old ones. I can sell you a whole parts machine if you come out to B.C. 
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Rollers and idler can be welded up . Many track shops have submerged arc welders (wire feed with powdered flux) setups just for buildup work. 
 Getting sprocket tooth profile right to align with bushing might be more work . Some outfits sell weld in cup that you position on sprocket then weld in place.
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Thanks for the info, Trev.
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