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el6147 · Apr 17, 2013

looking for a source for a flexable coupling like the one pictured , it is the crankshaft coupling for a front mount hydraulic pump on a 440 John Deere crawler loader , thanks

el6147 · Apr 17, 2013

try again for photo

shaun wallace · Apr 17, 2013

Check this site. Look under ford in hyd section.

Royse · Apr 17, 2013

If you don't find it here, try Reliable Aftermarket Parts dot com. Reliable

JD Seller · Apr 17, 2013

Try Denglers in Middletown, Ohio. He is not cheap but he usually has crawler stuff.
Denglers

el6147 · Apr 17, 2013

the ones ford will not work, shaft size is smaller and 10 spline this one is one inch shaft and 6 spline

Rick Kr · Apr 17, 2013

try jdcrawlers dot com

they have helped me more than once when working on my JD350B.

NCWayne · Apr 17, 2013

Don't know where to get one already made, but it shouldn't be that hard for a good machine shop to machine a new one and broach the splines into in it. I'll have to get their number again but there is a place close to Gastonia, NC that can spline just about anything. If you need them let me know and I'll get the number again for you.

Bob · Apr 18, 2013

If this looks like what you need, call them to see if they still have it, and have them direct you to a reseller in your area.

[img]https://i167.photobucket.c...ld/Deere/Deere_coupling_zps573fe941.jpg[/img]

Bret4207 · Apr 18, 2013

Another option might be to press the inserts out to avoid heat damage, cut out the old splined section and weld in a new one, then press the inserts back in.

VaTom · Apr 18, 2013

It"s been awhile since I had a 440 but Wenger"s 800-552-5080 in Pa had a lot of used 440 parts and an excellent computer inventory system. I never needed that coupler but they sold me a lot of carb parts. The description they gave always matched the part I got.

greygoat · Apr 18, 2013

G & G mfg,(go to: ggmfg.com) sells keyed and
splined inserts for pulleys and sprokets.
Scroll around on their web site, and find your
size, have your coupling bored, at a machine shop
and your new insert pressed in, and welded.

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