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Lovejoy style coupling,,,???
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Joe scroll up and follow the links in my posting above it will take you to the 3 parts I bought. But the shaft was too short.
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Yeah Dan,,,I got that all wrote down and may have to go same route you went,,but still lookin for a set up with the 1" shaft. Most everybody has the set-up with the 3/4" shaft. I guess my set-up must of been the only'ist one they built with the 1" shaft,,,PFFffft,,!!
Hey DWC17 where did you get the set-up you installed on yours and is it a 1" shaft,??
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Joe mine had the 1 inch shaft new. I wanted to go that route myself but I wasn't about to pay the $1000 I was quoted by my now out of business then agco dealer. Can't guess why that dealer closed a few years back.
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Joe at the time I set up my systems I debated adding a pullie driven hydraulic pump to the d17 from the perspective that without the loader on the tractor it wouldn't be sticking out the front. I decided I wanted both tractors the same so I dropped the idea but I still think a pump mounted line an alternator would look nicer.
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Anderson Tractor in Bluffton, Ohio.
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I think it is a 3/4" shaft.
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Joe, I've been following this post to see what you are doing and what will work for me. My D15 has the loader running off the tractor's hydraulics. I've looked at Surplus Center, Baum Hydraulics, and others to find the parts I'll need to convert it over to live hydraulics. I am leaning towards a double chain coupler over the lovejoy for more reliability. I've also read the postings about the splined coupling on the crankshaft pulley.
 
All good information as others are going through the process as well.
 
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Hey Joe in Manty,,,gosh,,yheys a lot of Joes on here,,,but thas good,,,I think Ole Fred in Pa has the hub and the 13" shaft.
I'll PM you.
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Originally posted by desertjoe desertjoe wrote:


Hey Joe in Manty,,,gosh,,yheys a lot of Joes on here,,,but thas good,,,I think Ole Fred in Pa has the hub and the 13" shaft.
I'll PM you.

Joe and Joe just a reminder measure the shaft you need my d15 and d17 have the same mount on the front but the shaft is a different length.   The distance from the front of the counter weight to the crank pullie is different between the d15 with the 160 and the d17 with the 226. So just make sure you get that right or you will be like me and taking that shaft to you local machine shop for stretching. ...
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I thought you had a lathe?
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Well,,,I'll have you know,,,I DO have a lathe and proud of it,,,OH,,,wait,,WAIT,,,,you was throwin thet barb at ole Dan,,,wasn' t you,,,,???
Sorry bout that, Shameless I musta got carried away seein as you becoming pretty good with your latest poker'er,,,
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Well I thought he was poking you Joe cause I don't have a lathe I would love to have one but don't even have a place I would dare to put it right now.
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Joe, if you put in a new "dinky" 3/4 setup,it will out last you so cut the crap and get after it.
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Hey Joe in manty,,,ole SteveM must be talkin bout you on this one,,like maybe he's wantin for you to cut something,,,,,

Edited by desertjoe - 16 Mar 2016 at 5:23am
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Originally posted by SteveM C/IL SteveM C/IL wrote:

Joe, if you put in a new "dinky" 3/4 setup,it will out last you so cut the crap and get after it.


I thought the same thing awhile back Steve ,LOL . I use my D-14 hard. Mine is a 3/4 6 spline shaft with chain coupler .Had this tractor for 20 years and have not replace yet .I have put these 3/4 shafts in a few others and NO PROBLEM. I have the HUB and matching shaft witch is 13 inch long for the D-14.

If anyone would like U can CALL me .717-451-6590 7 am to 8 pm eastern time .

Steve I was thinking BATS .LOL

BTW ,thanks for sharing

Edited by Fred in Pa - 16 Mar 2016 at 7:09am
He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
If all else fails ,Read all that is PRINTED.
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Fred,I have anal moments myself but usually if you step back and think about it a bit,it makes sense to move on.He keeps asking for help but doesn't want what he's hearing.Whatdoya do?

Edited by SteveM C/IL - 16 Mar 2016 at 5:17pm
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steve,,,,"".He keeps asking for help but doesn't want what he's hearing.Whatdoya do?""
     I don't know if you're directing this to me or to Joe in Manty that's chiming in on this post,,and sounds as if you are upset bout something,,??? I don't think I owe you anything,,,do I,,???
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nope.makes no difference to me.Someone was wanting to fix their pump drive and complaining they couldn't get the 1in shaft setup like original worth the money. It was explained that a 3/4in setup was available and cheap.That seemed to go right on past them.... Was that U?
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Well,,,I'll tell you,,,"The younger I get,,,the more I remember" AND,,,I didn't remember YOU tellin ME bout a 3/4" shaft being available but I did already know that little tidbit. I didn't want to go the smaller shaft route as then, I would have to also buy a new sprocket to fit the 3/4" shaft. I'm bad bout not wantin to replace everything just cause one part is messed up,,,,Ya' know??
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I liked that "get after it" part! LOL shucks Joe...yer lucky...you should be a farmer when bouts everything is messed up! LOL
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   Hey Good buddy,,,,well,,I'll tell you for sure,,,,Shameless,,,you farmers don't have a patent on "getting after it and makin things do",,,, My Daddy always told us,," If you gonna hire out to a man and take his money,,you need to do the best you can for him and NOT waste his money,,,AND while you at it,,,,,You Do the same for yourself"
Money's just too hard to come by, and while some people are fortunate in being able to buy every piece when only one will do,,,I ain't cut like thet,,,,
AND,,,,I don't feel I or anybody else that is tryin to save a dollar,,,should be chastised for doin so,,,!!!! I thank YOU for your support,,,!!!
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Joe I will be the last person to say buy 2 parts when one will do but this is a case where good people have searched and the one part you are looking for either isn't out there to be bought or it cost way more then the newer style entire system to replace it new. Sometimes trying to get by with the least number of new parts isn't the least cost solution.   In the case of this shaft if you can come up with the 1 inch shaft that matches your oem setup for less money them the entire 3/4 inch shaft solution my hat is off to you because I spent more then my fair share of time looking for that pot of gold and only found rainbows never the rainbows end. I think your only two cost effective solutions are buy the new setup or make the 1 inch shaft on your lathe. You just can't buy the part that is not out there at a fair price no matter how hard you try.
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Hey Dan,,,OH,,I fully understand and hear where you comin from,Guy,,,and I did in fact, follow most of the same steps you and several others here as well have done lookin for a solution and I just couldn't come up with something I felt would suit my pistol. But be'in a Red Blooded American Boy,,and be'in Thrifty, (love thet word) I come up with a solution that cost me less than half the cost of in kind replacement.
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cheap...did I hear the word..."cheap"? LMAO ooooops....sorry Joe! I guess it's every time I see that other word! kind like the difference between junk and treasures! lol
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    ,,, like I said,,,you something else,,,, But,,,BUT,,,they is a difference in the two words,,,,,,be'in thrifty is figurin out something that WILL work, instead of,,,and cheap is just not doin the repairs and parkin the equipment,,,,and so far I ain't had to park any of mine,,,
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Hey sometimes parking it isn't being cheap I got 3 of them parked tractors right now and as soon as I get the funds to fix them right they will be getting fixed... can't spend the money I don't got to make them right doesn't mean I am being cheap parking them till I can afford to fix them.
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I agree Dan!!  That makes us 'Frugal' and not cheap.  Heck, I can't buy parts with money I don't have......
Bein FRUGAL is better than bein THRIFTY and a whole lots better than CHEAP.....
Yer eye sore Joe??  I gots one of them sticks too!  ROFLMAO!
Ain't thet Shameless somethin!!  He's behind ya one minute an then the next he's pokin ya in the eye agin...  He'll step in it one of these days...  (sharpenin my poker)
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I like frugal let's go with that...
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still sounds cheap to me!
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Originally posted by SHAMELESS SHAMELESS wrote:

still sounds cheap to me!

You wound me Shameless.   Just cause at the moment I am too poor to fix all three of my broken tractors so they sit waiting for me to earn enough to fix them you guys call me cheap.    
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