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Old 04-07-2010, 06:27 PM
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Default 682 flex disc/rag joint
Gentlemen:

I'm in the process of redoing a 682. It has two flex disc's on the front of the shaft and two on the rear. Is there a reason for this? I plan on replacing them with new ones...Do i need to double up on them or just replace them with singles?
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Yes, there needs to be two of them at each end. One can't handle the horsepower.
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Old 04-08-2010, 09:37 AM
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Anyone know how many rag joints are supposed to be on a 129? I'm replacing the homemade shaft someone installed and it only has 1 bisquit,and not 2 like my 782. Is this correct, or do I need another one?

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Just one flex joint for the 129 (K301 12 hp) at the rear of the shaft.
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Just one flex joint for the 129 (K301 12 hp) at the rear of the shaft.
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