prochem everest hp 650 blower

I need to get this out of my home asap, has bent shaft pins, it's free for anyone wants it and willing to come pick it up or arrange shipping company to come and pack it and ship it.
I have the pallet for it.
If it's not gone in a week, it will go to Craigslist, thanks.

Shaft pins? What are those?

Matt
Uneducated CC(lol)

Maybe his talking about "Keyway's"?.......that's just a guess.


keyway
[kee-wey]

   Word Origin

noun
1.
Machinery. a groove in a shaft, the hub of a wheel, etc., for receiving part of a key holding it to another part.

All I know is the pins are holding the gears together ? Maybe Ed can explain it better than me ?

That's a little bit out of my wheel house. Sorry guys this is a area I'm still trying to work on.

That blower is probably as big as my van

Ironically I was just there a distributor for blowers yesterday. Checking on a source 4 blower oil. You guys running the Everest need to make sure that your distributors are selling you the right oil. I know that Interlink and Sunbelt around here are not stocking the correct oil. Manufacturer recommends Aeon PD XD which is Extreme Duty rated for excess of 330 degrees. If they are using Aeon PD with out the XD on the label the difference between the two is equivalent to putting 30 weight motor oil where you should have 90 weight gear oil. The problem is the price of the oil just the distributor doesn't want to pay to have it on hand I just priced a quart of iso 100 oil and in early yesterday they wanted $36 for 1qt of oil needless to say that I told them to keep it. After talking to the distributor that by the way is just up the road from Interlink I will have the iso 220 rated oil and a couple of weeks in stock for sale for around $25 a quart and can be used in all the blowers. Just like I have sourced a pump oil that meets the requirements for Cat pump, Comet,Hypro and Emperor general pump in synthetic.

That's good information Eddie! I dont have the XD oil in my blower cause like you said Sunbelt don't stock it.

Thanks Ed for that info, I need to double check, I know I always pay over $ 30 / quart and that's a whole lot cheaper than $ 4000 for a new blower.