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Lynn and George, there is no splined shaft, but the pins can move inside
the pucks. There 6 pins total. I don't have an e-mail address for
Marcotte, but do have a phone and fax number, so will try and contact him
tomorrow by fax, as English is his second language and having spent my life on
the farm and in heavy industry, my hearing is shot and I can't understand
him on the phone. I haven't had a chance yet to check the end play.
JohnD
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:10
AM
Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: E-Shaft
Thrust
Is there some system that allows for changes in installation depth. A
splined shaft or the pins moving inside the pucks? Does Marquette have a web
site?
Lynn E. Hanover
George, there is nothing holding the disc's
together. The Pins are secured with cap screws on the disc bolted to
the E-shaft and enter into the bushings in the driven disc, which is secured
to the redrive gear box, so when the redrive is bolted to the engine, that
is the only thing that holds the disc's in position.
JohnD
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