Is there anyone who makes aftermarket sprockets?
I'm working on changing bearings, back left is stuck on pretty good.
Tried heating, twisting, pounding, only option left is CUTTING. D:
My sprockets look good and they are like $80 a piece so cutting I hope is not an option.
It's a 94 max, non-splined(shear bolt) type. It's midnight,
But as Mike knows, my goal is to change bearings and chains, make some brackets for a plow, but mount a homemade snowblower with an independent engine.
So the bearings and chains are my first priority before siliconing the upper body down.