The Classic Machinery Network

Whitlock 505 wrote:Hi Stefan
I've had a search of the Internet and I can't find any, there's a couple of newage transfer boxes on eBay but not sure if they are suitable, I've found a company who does make driveshafts called beard and Fitch and they say they make them for classic restorers?
Http://beardandfitch.com/drive-shafts/

essexpete wrote:I think grafting on a different box may be problematic especially if the ratios are different.

cobbadog wrote:Well at least you now have an option. I would make contact with the guy selling the transfer box on Fleabay and ask for the details of the box eg; the model number and see if it matches yours then I would consider buying it.
Usually by now one of the more knowledgeable members have been in here and would offer better advise than what I have, but we don't always live on Forums. Good luck and you are doing very well so far with your research and hopefully that box is suitable for you.

cobbadog wrote:Oh dear, your collection has grown by yet another one. This is an ongoing problem we have in this hobby, they continue to grow all the time and just when you think you have enough another one turns up. Well thats how it went for us with tractors, a dumpy, about 7 stationary engines and way too many lawn mowers.
It can be like "who has the most toys wins" at times.
Hope you can sort out that broken shaft and then you can races around the block.

mechman wrote::shock:
Got to keep looking for a used one I suppose.