The rubber discs in the driveshaft flex coupling need to be replaced. I'm finding it hard to lay down between $200 to $300 for a pair of flat round pieces of what appears to be conveyor belting. Yes, the mower runs great and it's worth it to keep it running but again, that's a lot for what should cost less than $50. Any suggestions?
TG1860 Driveshaft Flex Coupling
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TG1860 diesel
Tomorrow I have been asked by a friend for help with his TG1860 diesel. He has been experiencing a strong vibration with only the motor running and has concluded something is amiss in the driveshaft from the engine to the bevel gear box at the rear of the tractor. He says he has the driveshaft...
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To the OP- according to that thread, Weasler makes the coupling.
Maybe one of these two part numbers will work?
The discs in the K1211-01360 Flex Coupling are abt 4 ' in diameter and the bolt holes are abt 3/8". While I believe the discs in this illustration are made by Weasler as well as the Kubota discs, I believe that the Kubota discs were made especially for them and are not an off-the-shelf item. Thanks for the help.TG1860 diesel
Tomorrow I have been asked by a friend for help with his TG1860 diesel. He has been experiencing a strong vibration with only the motor running and has concluded something is amiss in the driveshaft from the engine to the bevel gear box at the rear of the tractor. He says he has the driveshaft...
To the OP- according to that thread, Weasler makes the coupling.
Maybe one of these two part numbers will work?
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I'd go to the local farm supply store and buy 6" of baler belting. They sell it by the foot. Fab your own.
Thank You! Never thought of that because round balers came into use after I had left the farm as a kid. Was never around them.