chain tightening then loosening

[taber hodaka]

That is the Webco cush,hub mine is stamped Webco but very faint. I-will try to post a picture tomorrow.----------Clarence

[taber hodaka]

Correction cush sprocket not hub. Clarence

[Charlie R]

Max/Clarence, is this a Webco sprocket carrier? If so, I guess I have

one!

[hodakamax]

Charlie, looking at the picture of mine, I don't see that extra ring of outer bolts and the inside plate is much larger. Hmm--I don't know what you have there. It appears to be a home built or another brand. I still can't see the other side of mine without a tall ladder, maybe Clarence will have an opinion.

Max

[taber hodaka]

Here is my cush sprocket stamped webco.------------Clarence

my webco cush hub

my webco cush hub

my webco cush hub

[hodakamax]

Yep, that looks like mine. I'll look for that stamping when I get the ladder out! Thanks Clarence.

Max

PS--I'm not kidding, It's way up there!

[hodakamax]

OK, I've been shamed into dusting the short tracker, endangering life and limb. It all began when we started talking about cushioned sprockets and went downhill from there. Finally! A shot from the top side and I got her lookin' good again.

Hmmm---no Webco stamping that I could find.

Maxie

[taber hodaka]

The Webco stamp is just below the teeth.--------Clarence

[hodakamax]

Clarence, I did look very closely and rotated the wheel from my precarious position and still couldn't find any stamping. I think it's the same unit and I did paint the outer plate to look like Unobtainium during the restoration due to corrosion. Just another great mystery!

Max