shafts

been surfing for a few days now,and cannot find what i need. found everything from 4.5 to 18 inches long but never right config. is there such a thing as a 5/8 width -5 inch long shaft with threads on both ends? where can i buy them? im at the point where im thinking about buying a...

I need to make one ... CRS/Mild, M-2, SS, other? Thanks Kevin

for 5/8" and 1" shafts? thank you :scooter:

Who carries new jack shafts for the xl-500? I cannot seem to find who had them.

My question is I have a motor with two shafts and when I put the clutch on I think the chain is going to hit the second shaft. Can I cut the second shaft off shorter or is there a better idea.

I picked up a 5 hp tecumseh and it has 2 shafts coming out of the side cover. It was on a snow blower. The model is HS50 67008A I think What is the smaller shaft for and can I take it out when I tear it apart??

I am looking for a complete swing arm assembly to fit a BC-1000 Bonanza Mini bike - currently it is a rigid frame on rear and small shocks in front. If anyone out there has the assembly I am in the market to buy. Will need swing arm jack shafts sprockets and bearings.

i traded a briggs electric starter and pull start today for a running tecumseh HM80. it came off a snowblower and has the throttle hooked up for a cable! score! im probably going to put it on my baja warrior to replace that chinese engine... but i already have a few 3/4 shaft clutches...

What kind of shaft is on the powerwasher and the snowthrower:confused: As you can see i havent took them apart yet if i cant put a 5/8-3/4 or 1" clutch or whatever drive system they are useless to me I bought them to put on mini bikes if they wont work i'll sale them can anyone tell me before i...

I have about 3 engines with 1" output shafts. Horsepower ratings range from 6HP to 20+HP. Aside from "Damn they're expensive!" What all can you tell me about clutches in this range? Thanks ~JM~

Does a jack shaft give you more torque so you can climb a hill or what is the purpose? I'm trying to build a bike or kart that would climb a hill. Or will a torque converter be the answer? I'm dumb to the subject.