Why do roller chain sprockets need to be ignored?
Now consider the sprockets driving all those chains. Often subjected to temperature extremes, corrosive environments, harsh washdowns and/or impact loads that destroy keyways and shear teeth, sprockets tend to be ignored until a breakdown.
What are the different types of chain sprockets?
After determining the chain pitch, note the number of chain strands used in the application: single strand, double strand, triple strand, etc. The sprocket selected for the application needs to match the chain— i.e., double-strand chain runs on a double-strand sprocket. (Refer to Fig. 2.) Fig. 2. Single-strand and Multi-strand tooth profile
What kind of vibration does an Indy bike have?
After changing it, the bike developed a terrible vibration between 1500 to 2500 RPM’s. Shook so bad it started breaking faring mounts. Took it to several shops, both HD and indy guy and none of them could figure it out. They did get it so the vibration only bad between 1300 to 2000 RPM’s, but still unbearable.
Where do you put a set screw on a roller chain sprocket?
A set screw is used to prevent axial movement of the sprocket; if one is used, the placing is usually above the keyway. This location keeps the sprocket from moving along the shaft and stops the key from moving. To better hold the sprocket in place, U.S. Tsubaki incorporates two set screws as the standard.
When does vibration occur on a Harley Davidson?
The vibration only occurs when in gear, in neutral you can rev it to the top, release the throttle and it comes down smooth as silk. I have had the bike in 3 different Harley dealer shops and none of them know or seem to care what the problem is. If I cannot solve the problem I have to get another ride.
What to do if your Harley Davidson sprocket is loose?
Open up the inspection cover and pry the sprocket in both directions while watching the rotor , they should both move together . If the sprocket moves in either direction but the rotor doesn’t then the nut is loose . Click to expand…
Can a bent axle cause a steering wheel to vibrate?
Similar to the driveshaft, you will need to replace a bent axle immediately or risk causing further damage. If the brake caliper on a wheel is faulty and causing it to stick, then it can cause car vibrations. In this particular situation, the steering wheel will be what vibrates as you reach about 40-50 miles per hour.