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I want to build a driveline to mount to the front of the crankshaft on my '77 DM. I have yet to find a 6 hole flange for the driveline shop to fab a shaft. Anyone have an idea what I need or where I can find it? Muncie builds a clutch pump that has such a drive, but I'm not having much luck figuring out if that will work for me. Thanks, Zane

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theakerstwo, I followed your advice and went to the local Mack dealer. He found a picture and some numbers, but said he's gonna have to do a "e-inquiry(?)." He said used to he could call and talk to somebody at Mack, but now it's more of an e-mail thing. He said maybe he'd have a reply about noon tomorrow. I wanted to get aggravated but I remembered the old truck is 35 years old...

Or, check with a local garbage company. The front loaders usually run a FEPTO.

You might need a radiator with the hole in it too

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Those older radiators were mounted high enough for the pto shaft to go under them. My vin is RM6064X1005. It's a 1980 so it doesn't have the long number. The yoke has four bolts. The adapter plate has four holes for the yoke and six for the balancer.

First I would try McNeilus who is the largest manufacturer of mixers. I can give you a vin off my DMs .They are however all E-7s. My oldest ( a 92) DM 690s 009862 my newest ( 2003) DM 690s 029417. They all use an adapter ring which attaches to the damper with 6 bolts. The driveshaft attaches with a flanged yoke to the adapter ring using 4 7/16 sae bolts. the yokes are spicer made parts.McNeilus has these parts also.

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I want to build a driveline to mount to the front of the crankshaft on my '77 DM. I have yet to find a 6 hole flange for the driveline shop to fab a shaft. Anyone have an idea what I need or where I can find it? Muncie builds a clutch pump that has such a drive, but I'm not having much luck figuring out if that will work for me. Thanks, Zane

Were are you located at in Tex?

glenn akers

look at www.cepimixers.com look at their online catalog for rear discharge mixer parts. In their driveline section is p/n 20009. I would consult with these guys AND mcneilus to make sure they know what they are talking about fitting you older application. Good Luck!

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look at www.cepimixers.com look at their online catalog for rear discharge mixer parts. In their driveline section is p/n 20009. I would consult with these guys AND mcneilus to make sure they know what they are talking about fitting you older application. Good Luck!

Thanks all! I got a bushing from CEPI, and got all hooked up. Thanks y'all!

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