Recognize this spacer?

[viclioce]

Found this lying around. Don't know for sure if it's a Hodaka spacer or not. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks! Victor

[Bullfrog]

? rear axle spacer . . . sprocket side?
Ed

[viclioce]

Ah. Maybe so! I don't think I have one on that side and can add it! Thanks! Victor

[hodakamax]

Afganistanian Fitzall posterior freeplay converter I think. Do you own one?

[taber hodaka]

I see it has black uniform marks over bright yellow I would guess it is a Stanley life guard measuring tape. It is laying on shag rug and you placed a item before it to give perspective. You could use it on a Hodaka to measure wheel diameter, wheel base, seat height ect. Just a guess. ----------Clarence

[taber hodaka]

Now I see the full post you were asking about the spacer I don't really know but I think it could be John Deer?? -----Clarence

[hodakamax]

Victor, you should have known better than to ask Max and Clarence at the same time. Be patient and we'll get this figured out.

[viclioce]

So far, I'm inclined to believe Ed, but Clarence is at least entertaining? LOL!

Since it was on the rear of the lift, where I recently spent time installing/removing/installing the rear wheel, it's a good guess that it's the sprocket side spacer. I'll check the parts listing again & see what that leads to and post. Victor

[taber hodaka]

Dis it fit?? Clarence

[viclioce]

I've been in Phoenix. Just got back and I'll check it out today. Haven't even gone to the garage to check the book yet! Victor

[viclioce]

Yes. The spacer fit! It looks like Ed was correct. It fit right into the space opening at the rear sprocket & the axle went right through it too! I polished it up a bit with my drill powered brass wire brush which helped knock down some of the pitting! Fits well! At first I thought it was going to be too thick until it went into the sprocket space. Another question/problem resolved! Victor