1952 MC crawler
1952 MC crawler
Does anybody know did all MC crawlers have a idler hub in the idler wheel. I have just taken mine apart and there is none. I don't see how one would fit either. Thank you the help
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Sixty years out ,multiple owners and creative repairs could be be the answer.The original idler is cast steel with a tapered steel insert on either side where the axle is installed.If this is not what you have then you could have any number of creative answers to getting one more year out of it.Luck,JimAnderson
The bushings they are referring to is the large tapered cone you are looking at. If yours does not have them, you would just have a 4" hole so to speak in the middle of your idler.
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New ones are in the $130 range last I checked.
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I might have a good front idler with bushings too.
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Nothing other than replace totally unfortunately.
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