where to buy gearbox

[pv31]

Hey

I'm looking for a place where I can buy gearboxes, roller chains, sprockets, etc,

I'm designing an inter row tiller similar to the brands multivator, badalini, maschio. I'm looking for a t type gearbox capable of at least 60hp. If you google the brands I listed, there are some interesting videos on youtube and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The only places google shows are suppliers from china on alibaba.com. Agrisupply has one, but it doesn't list any specs and surplus center isn't much help either for that type of gearbox.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
To the forum. I am sure someone will have some info for you.

 

[/pine]

Have you looked at Grainger?

Power Transmission - Grainger Industrial Supply

 

[PapaPerk]

Check out surpluscenter.com.

 

[PapaPerk]

Also McMaster.com may have something

 

[pv31]

those suggestions have chains, sprockets etc, but they don't have the particular gearbox i'm looking for. any other suggestions where i could find a greater variety of gearboxes? any suppliers in ontario canada or new york i could talk to? thanks

 

[PapaPerk]

those suggestions have chains, sprockets etc, but they don't have the particular gearbox i'm looking for. any other suggestions where i could find a greater variety of gearboxes? any suppliers in ontario canada or new york i could talk to? thanks

What kind of gear box do you want? Maybe cheaper to modify a used rototiller.

 

[bigdeano]

Would this one be strong enough?

1:1 60 HP CURTIS RA 3 SHAFT 412M GEARBOX 922054

 

[bigdeano]

If you wanted to do the work you could modify a car rear axle.

 

[Looking4new]

Have you tried Princess Auto?
Princess Auto

Metal fab in North Bay.
Metal Fab Ltd. | Machining | North Bay | Home

Hub City
Hub City Inc - Model 390 PTO Speed Changer

Andantex
Heavy Duty Reducers / Multipliers | Andantex USA

Hawk International
Gear reduction box and multiplier gear box | HAWK PUMPS

Fawcett
http://fawcett.cc/

 

[pv31]

the Curtis one on surplus has the right design but has the side shafts rotating opposite to each other. my preference would be t style, 60+ hp, 2 to 1 reduction. where do the equipment manufacturers get these kinds of things from?

thanks once again, really appreciate the help from everyone

 

[ajmaxham]

I think the side shaft rotating opposite each other is when you face the shaft output end. That would make both side shafts rotate the same when looking from the input shaft.

Could you use a RA gear box above your driveline shaft and use chains with sprockets for the 2 to 1 reduction?