keithgartner

Also pardon my rudeness. Welcome to I Forge Iron. Keith

The piece that holds the blade, the hub will be no problem, as long as I know the shaft size. Take a Crescent wrench and use it as a micrometer, close it down on the shaft, till it hits but can still slide, then remove and measure the opening. If the shaft has a flat for set screw don't measure there, measure the greater diameter. Then measure the inside diameter of the hole behind the motor, that's the size of the blower wheel, not the housing size, then measure the depth of the housing, with the housing bolted together, through the same hole.

Good job! That will stay put and last forever. I did about the same with mine except, the bottom plate is 24" x 24" x 1" and the post is a R R tie so I can take to 1840's rendesvoues and it looks like a post comming out of the ground. Smoke and mirrors.

I may have what you need. I have half of a blower, the motor, squirrl cage, and flat half of housing. I'll dig mine up today, it's around somewhere. If you could post pics and measurements here it would help. I'll do same. If they are not the same I could fabricate and balance a blade for yours. Keith

Thank you for this post. I now know what to do with #60 chain and gears off a worn out Vermeer hay baler, and the old cloths dryers behind the shed.