B8200 front pto mower drive assembly

[twiggly49]

I have a 60 inch deck for my B8200. The 2 piece pulley assembly that attaches to the front pto shaft is worn completely out. The holes in the disc are out of round and the bearings are worn down to the pins.Anybody have a replacement set,know where I can get one,or know of any alternatives? Thanks

 

[D2Cat]

I have a 60 inch deck for my B8200. The 2 piece pulley assembly that attaches to the front pto shaft is worn completely out. The holes in the disc are out of round and the bearings are worn down to the pins.Anybody have a replacement set,know where I can get one,or know of any alternatives? Thanks

Show us a picture of what your needing please.

 

[twiggly49]

Show us a picture of what your needing please.

Will send a picture tomorrow.Thanks

 

[twiggly49]

Will send a picture tomorrow.Thanks

 

[twiggly49]

I need the disc and the triangular shapes drive.thanks

 

[TheOldHokie]

I need the disc and the triangular shapes drive.thanks

I think you are going to be stuck with repairing those parts.

Dan

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

You won't find most of the parts new as they have been discontinued for many years, and used RARE!
And if you did find the parts they are in the $2500 range for just the parts you would need to fix it.
It's a fairly simple fix:
Cut bolts on plate, weld on new bolts:
You can actually still get the rubber bumpers:

Kubota #70722-32150 COUPLING, RUBBER

COUPLING, RUBBER

messicks.com

but they were held into the Female side via snap rings, and that would be expensive to have done.
I would just bolt the rubber couplings to the bolts with flat washers on either side.
The with that done take it to a machine shop and drill three new holes the proper diameter and your back in business.

 

[twiggly49]

You won't find most of the parts new as they have been discontinued for many years, and used RARE!
And if you did find the parts they are in the $2500 range for just the parts you would need to fix it.
It's a fairly simple fix:
Cut bolts on plate, weld on new bolts:
You can actually still get the rubber bumpers:

Kubota #70722-32150 COUPLING, RUBBER

COUPLING, RUBBER

messicks.com

but they were held into the Female side via snap rings, and that would be expensive to have done.
I would just bolt the rubber couplings to the bolts with flat washers on either side.
The with that done take it to a machine shop and drill three new holes the proper diameter and your back in business.




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You won't find most of the parts new as they have been discontinued for many years, and used RARE!
And if you did find the parts they are in the $2500 range for just the parts you would need to fix it.
It's a fairly simple fix:
Cut bolts on plate, weld on new bolts:
You can actually still get the rubber bumpers:

Kubota #70722-32150 COUPLING, RUBBER

COUPLING, RUBBER

messicks.com

but they were held into the Female side via snap rings, and that would be expensive to have done.
I would just bolt the rubber couplings to the bolts with flat washers on either side.
The with that done take it to a machine shop and drill three new holes the proper diameter and your back in business.

Exactly the reason I joined this group.Thanks so much for the assist-I already ordered the washers.Hope to be ready by grass season. Thanks again


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[twiggly49]

Thanks so much for the assist.I already ordered the parts from Messick's.Exactly why I joined this group.Thanks again

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

If you ordered the 2 big parts, they probably will never come as they have been discontinued.
Please tell us if they do show up as I'm curious.

 

[twiggly49]

If you ordered the 2 big parts, they probably will never come as they have been discontinued.
Please tell us if they do show up as I'm curious.

Sorry for the misunderstanding.I ordered the parts from Messicks you posted the numbers for.When I get them I'll get my friend that's a machinist to do the repair.Thanks again

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Excellent, would like to see the finished repairs.