crank shaft adapter for torq-a-verter

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my brother took my clutch but he gave me a comet torque converter.. but my 5hp briggs shaft is too small.. is there and adapter that will slide over it or am i sol and have to try and find another
 

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thanks guys! that really helps! i can make my own too looks easy enough


not only did he give me the torque converter but i got a bunch of different size sprockets and such and a super pocket bike x7 with a 110cc motor but it needs work.. all for a centrifugal clutch
 

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i dont have the mount bracket is there an easy way to make one? or maybe can someone send me some dimensions of one i can make from steel????

thanks in advance


im gunna be searching for it too and if i find ill post
 

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The back plate? Is your tc a comet 30?
You could set up a jackshaft or see if someone on this forum has one.
 

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yes the back plate, i believe its a 30 series

thanks for the info ill look into it!
 

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I tried searching for the back plate but nothing came up to buy. You could post a wtb add in the for sale section.
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I believe the CD is 7" so you could actually assemble your own JS as long as it is 7" from PTO to JS center.
 

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ok thanks alot!!!! i got some steel im gunna make a bracket ill post pics and dimensions tomorrow in case anyone has the same question/problem as i do
 

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element that would be awesome if you could take some pics and measurements! so i dont have to guess and remake it 5 times lol

and thanks gator i was looking for aftermarket to see what was available
 

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i think its a 20 series.. on the driven it says

comet industries Richmond Indianan

then there are 3 holes numbered 1 2 3

and a 20


here are pics of it






 

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20 means nothing. IIRC, it is the incline of the driven cam. My CAT99 TC, the pre-30 series asymm. TC, has that as well. Are the faces of the TC cut for a symmetrical or asymmetrical belt? That's the same backplate that I have, although you could probably set up a separate JS for the driven to be mounted on that would be cheaper than the backplate.
 

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The driven could have a number stamped into the outside of the spring side. If it says 3/4" then your driver is most likely also a 30 series. It would be an older CAT99 if it's made for a 5/8" belt.

 
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