bwstevens
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I have been working on the starter generator on the 149 and noticed that the read drive shaft flange is loose. Is anyone making a clamping flange ? The shaft is good yet unlike my 1250.
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bwstevens
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Typo Rear flange
Worn spirol pin??
bwstevens
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The pin is tight in the shaft and not in the flange and the flange is loose on the shaft.
Worn shaft and or coupler then.
Probably caused by distorted/damaged rag joints.
It the input shaft is worn you will have to replace it. Or bore the coupler and install a custom bushing if you cannot find a replacement
Probably caused by distorted/damaged rag joints.
It the input shaft is worn you will have to replace it. Or bore the coupler and install a custom bushing if you cannot find a replacement
bwstevens
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PO or earlier put a homemade joint in it .
All bets are off at that point then.
Sounds like it's time for a complete driveshaft renewal
Good luck!
Sounds like it's time for a complete driveshaft renewal
Good luck!
bwstevens
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Funny thing the thin ply has held well when my brother in law couldn't keep a double joint in a 1650.
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