Is this the HG or not? Description says 6.2:1 gear ratio, but the HG is 7.6:1
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HG is the 7.6:1. I prefer the non-HG for all around fishing. In fact, I never use the HG at all.
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Hi, There are two listings. Do you have a silver gear housing or black gear housing
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Sorry, just saw the original amazon website, not the amazon q&a; page. It's strange - the image in the amazon question is the correct 5MT knob, but the one on the amazon page is a 6MT. Suggest that you confirm with them.
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where does this model say that it is 2:1? I've read it over and over and even did a "find" search on the page and cannot find it.
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It looked to me like they copy and pasted the description of the bike. I would go by the topic heading. If the single speed is your preference then disregard the description where it refers to 3 speed details. The description simply needs proof read. I received the exact bike as in the topic heading (sixthreezero Men's In The Barrel 3 speed bike). My topic made reference to having fenders. It did not. Again, this was another example of not proof reading the description. Regardless of the description, it is a great bike. I hope this helped. Have a great day!
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The answer posted by Hunt Ma is the right answer. You don't need a link. But if you want spares, you can go by the number of speeds it is designed for. 6-7-8-speed chain is wider than 7-8-speed chain. (Z-72 is 7-8-speed chain). Always go with chains and parts designed for the same number of speeds. Finally, if you have an 8-speed cluster, chains designed for 6 as well as 7or 8 speeds don't shift as cleanly due to the slight extra width.
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This is a plain 1:1 (straight) ratio motor. There is no gear reduction as the add suggests. this is a good 6.5 hp horizontal shaft motor if that is what you need. The 6:1 gear reduction unit bolts on the side, and is included on the Lifan LF168F-2HBQ (Must have the "H" in the #). That motor is usually used where you need slower speed and more torque (cement mixers, rollers, etc). Hope that helps, I can not tell you about your specific app.
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yes. :Problem is there's two different sizes (lengths) for the HHR, I assume Cobalt as well but I don't know, so make sure you're ordering the right part first, side doesn't matter. Perhaps order as a pair?
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Make sure the 6.5 motor have power because mine is on the storage due to the low sucking power on the motor maybe 3.5, by the time I used it was to late to return it. Good luck!
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this is not an nh2 model. i placed the part number in the listing , please just google the part number before buying
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When I typed in Grizzly G2532 Single-Phase Motor, 1 HP RPM on google it showed the RPM to be 1725
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it is not 700GPH, its the "cascade 700" model, amazons information is labeled wrong as 700GPH, 185GPH is correct
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It says in the picture: English thread, 68mm(what the other guy quoted was his axle length that he bought to go along with it, and that needs to be selected according to the crankset you are getting, for proper chainring clearance and straight chainline)
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correct part number is (Cl573R)7.3MM-5,6,7,8 speed,mine work perfectly,they sent you the wrong missing link!!!!!!!!!
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Yes it is. I have a shimano hg51 cassette 11-32t and a vuelta corsa triple crankset 52-42-32 and I can get every gear. Remember it is a 9-10 speed detailed made for narrower chains so you'll get some rubbing if you switch up or down
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Check the f numbers. I think the S is faster over the G. Probably the same under the hood though.
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This is a close ratio freewheel cog. 13 teeth for 7th gear is not as fast as say 12 teeth, but easier to pedal. 28 teeth for 1st gear is not as good a hill climber, but if you live on flat land you may not need 32 or 34 tooth stump jumper. Your freewheel that won't engage when you pedal is probably just rusted. If your bike is a high miler you should replace the chain also. HG in the part number is for hydroglide shimano gears and chains. so get a HG chain. You will need a Park FR 1 tool to remove the old freewheel. You can count the teeth on your old freewheel and just buy that set if you like the gear ratios. Hope this helped. max This is a close ratio freewheel cog. 13 teeth for 7th gear is not as fast as say 12 teeth, but easier to pedal. 28 teeth for 1st gear is not as good a hill climber, but if you live on flat land you may not need 32 or 34 tooth stump jumper. Your freewheel that won't engage when you pedal is probably just rusted. If your bike is a high miler you should replace the chain also. HG in the part number is for hydroglide shimano gears and chains. so get a HG chain. You will need a Park FR 1 tool to remove the old freewheel. You can count the teeth on your old freewheel and just buy that set if you... » Read More This is a close ratio freewheel cog. 13 teeth for 7th gear is not as fast as say 12 teeth, but easier to pedal. 28 teeth for 1st gear is not as good a hill climber, but if you live on flat land you may not need 32 or 34 tooth stump jumper. Your freewheel that won't engage when you pedal is probably just rusted. If your bike is a high miler you should replace the chain also. HG in the part number is for hydroglide shimano gears and chains. so get a HG chain. You will need a Park FR 1 tool to remove the old freewheel. You can count the teeth on your old freewheel and just buy that set if you like the gear ratios. Hope this helped. max « Show Less