Help with Disc brand

snowcater

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Kind of orange color, no markings on it. Broke a spindle, no one local can help me. If I can get make and model, I can start there. Solid heavy angle iron frame. Will try and add some pictures. Thanks for any help.
 

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Thanks, been looking a hundreds of pictures of different disc's. That is it for sure. Now if I can just find the right spindle. Finding some , but the cross bolt holes don't look right. Anybody got a for sure go-to supplier? Got a 1000 trees coming in the spring, and wanted to get it worked yet this fall. Thanks again everyone.
 

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Kind of orange color, no markings on it. Broke a spindle, no one local can help me. If I can get make and model, I can start there. Solid heavy angle iron frame. Will try and add some pictures. Thanks for any help.
Just take your old pcs to a machine shop and have them make one up or better still if you have a buddy with a lathe? Probably just made from 1018 but 1045 might be safer? That looks like a relatively easy piece to make.
 
Just take your old pcs to a machine shop and have them make one up or better still if you have a buddy with a lathe? Probably just made from 1018 but 1045 might be safer? That looks like a relatively easy piece to make.
Yeah, thinking I may have to, kind of worried about the cross hole bolt, getting drilled perfect.
 
I've taken things like that, more than once, and found another piece of equipment in the boneyard that used the same number of bolts for the wheel, then cut the whole spindle out with the torch. Then cut the broken spindle out of the plate that it welded in to. Weld the other spindle in, use the hub from the replacement spindle and put the wheel back on. Don't overthink it or complicate it.
 
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