Sprocket cup washers

[dave phelps]

Ok guys,the cup washers that weld on the sprockets. Are these available commercially? Like McMaster Carr or granger???

Thanks in advance!

[Mike]

Richard Relics sells them: Welcome to Richard's Relics Parts for ATV's Some members think his prices are high but they are available if needed.

This thread discusses making them yourself: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/tire-...p-washers.html and also has a link to "Saddle Washers" https://www.seagullbalustrades.com/p...le-washer.html

In that thread, racerone3 makes a great point. Flat material/washers actually give you some room to weld them on.

[dave phelps]

Richard Relics sells them: Welcome to Richard's Relics Parts for ATV's Some members think his prices are high but they are available if needed.

This thread discusses making them yourself: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/tire-...p-washers.html and also has a link to "Saddle Washers" https://www.seagullbalustrades.com/p...le-washer.html

In that thread, racerone3 makes a great point. Flat material/washers actually give you some room to weld them on.

Thanks Mike!!

[dave phelps]

That's a very good idea racerone3 had!! I just made all new axles so I'll have plenty of stock for these!!

Thanks again!

[dirtdobber]

Dave I made my own out of 1/4 inch flat stock. I drilled the stock to my bolt size and then cut it down to a small square. One thing to do is put the sprocket on the axle and insert the bolt with the new "washers" in place. This will maintain the proper alignment of the bolt hole, sprocket and axle. It worked like a charm.