Posted by Handyman on December 30, 2011 at 20:19:06 from (216.201.66.240):
In Reply to: Roller Chain Assembly posted by huntingreen2day on December 30, 2011 at 12:11:13:
from looking at the pics I can see that your drive and driven sprockets are offset from each other. you really need to replace the driven sprocket because a used sprocket coupled with a new sprocket and chain will cause the new parts to quickly wear to the condition of the old parts. The idler sprocket does need to be on the top part of the chain as that is the slack side of the drive. I have spent a lot of years in potato fresh pack warehouses and as such have had to replace a lot of chain and sprockets to keep things running, I found a good straight edge is a valuble tool in aligning sprockets if you can get one in there to do it, but even a string streched tight on one side will help some.
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