Stelling box
#4
I believe that stellings don't require a long shaft..I think they have a stub shaft that goes to the engine and you use the standard length shaft that goes into a coupling inside the box....I think...
I have a couple questions....
Where are you located
Do you have the side covers for the big holes in the sides
Am I accurate in my thinking above with the stelling boxes?
I have a couple questions....
Where are you located
Do you have the side covers for the big holes in the sides
Am I accurate in my thinking above with the stelling boxes?
#5
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I believe that stellings don't require a long shaft..I think they have a stub shaft that goes to the engine and you use the standard length shaft that goes into a coupling inside the box....I think...
I have a couple questions....
Where are you located
Do you have the side covers for the big holes in the sides
Am I accurate in my thinking above with the stelling boxes?
I have a couple questions....
Where are you located
Do you have the side covers for the big holes in the sides
Am I accurate in my thinking above with the stelling boxes?
#6
Isn't the idea of the stelling to allow you to run it higher without the shaft binding? I thought I remember reading somewhere there was a reason they designed it that way but can't remember?
Good to know that you can gut the box and run an imco shaft instead! Didn't know you could do that!
Good to know that you can gut the box and run an imco shaft instead! Didn't know you could do that!
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