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ramsay1

ramsay1

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Hello Everyone: I recently scored a 52 tooth drive gear... I think it is for a 50 spindle used on a Kearney and Trecker light hi speed milling attachment.. Anyone using this type of attachment? I am curious as to what I have bought.. Cheers from Louisiana.. Ramsay 1:)
 

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It looks a lot like the highspeed drive gear. And it's anyone guess if there were any variations, but we have two K&T verticals for the model K and on both units the drive and driven gear have the 4 screw holes on the face of each gear to mount the gear mesh rings. The rings that set the correct mesh between the gears.
 
dana gear said:
It looks a lot like the highspeed drive gear. And it's anyone guess if there were any variations, but we have two K&T verticals for the model K and on both units the drive and driven gear have the 4 screw holes on the face of each gear to mount the gear mesh rings. The rings that set the correct mesh between the gears.
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What you have is the std hi speed head... I think this gear is for the light hi speed head, the one that takes 7 Brown and Sharpe tanged tools... It could be for 2h, or bigger.. Looks like three possibilities....There may be a part number on it and I will look when it arrives.. Cheers from Louisiana.. Ramsay 1:)
 
Hi Ramsy, If there's any part numbers on it, here's some possibilities for the drive gear on the little guy.
2E or 2CE, used a P.N. AR AY29
2H-2CH, used P.N AR AZ 24,but with only a 40spindle taper.
2KM through 320 TF, CK, 3CF,210 TF,310 TF, used P.N. AR BA 18.
3KM,-4H, 4CH, 315-330, 415-430TF used P.N. AR BB 19.
4K-5H, 5HM, up to 1940 used P.N. AR BC 17.
4K-5CK, 6CK 425 TF-650 TF , after 1940 could have used 2 different drive gears, P.N. AR BD 27A or AR BD 27B.
 
dana gear said:
Hi Ramsy, If there's any part numbers on it, here's some possibilities for the drive gear on the little guy.
2E or 2CE, used a P.N. AR AY29
2H-2CH, used P.N AR AZ 24,but with only a 40spindle taper.
2KM through 320 TF, CK, 3CF,210 TF,310 TF, used P.N. AR BA 18.
3KM,-4H, 4CH, 315-330, 415-430TF used P.N. AR BB 19.
4K-5H, 5HM, up to 1940 used P.N. AR BC 17.
4K-5CK, 6CK 425 TF-650 TF , after 1940 could have used 2 different drive gears, P.N. AR BD 27A or AR BD 27B.
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This is the older catalog I have found very useful in the past..I found this one to be much more informative than ar 30.. I uploaded it to that site for that reason...Kearney & Trecker Co. - Publication Reprints - Standard Attachments for Knee Type Milling Machines - Manual | VintageMachinery.org
Cheers; Ramsay 1:)
 
Hello everyone: I received the gear in the mail and found #100626 etched into it... I have no clue as to what this designates as it does not correspond with any literature I have... Maybe someone can chime in.. Cheers from Louisiana.. Ramsay 1:)
 
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