1008 X 1/2  taper lock bushing is a high quality, durable, and dependable product that has been precisely manufactured to outlast and outperform the competition. 1008 taper lock bushings are used in a wide range of applications including; belt pulleys, sprockets, drum pulleys, drive pulleys, tail pulleys, sheaves, and gears, which are items that we also offer! Additionally this bushing features a 1/2" bore with a standard keyway

1. clean all oil, dirt, and paint from shaft, bushing bore, outside of bushing and component (sprocket, sheave, etc...) bore.
2. Insert bushing into component. Match the hole pattern, not the thread holes (each hole will be threaded on one side only).
3. Thread set or cap screws into those half threaded holes indicated by the 

 on the below diagram. mount assembly on shaft.
4. Alternately torque set or cap screws* to recommended torque setting in the chart below.
5. Fill all unoccupied holes with grease.





Removal

1. Remove all set or cap screws.
2. Insert set or cap screws in holes indicated by 

 on the digram above.
3. To re-install, complete all five (5) installation instructions.






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1008 X 1/2  taper lock bushing is a high quality, durable, and dependable product that has been precisely manufactured to outlast and outperform the competition. 1008 taper lock bushings are used in a wide range of applications including; belt pulleys, sprockets, drum pulleys, drive pulleys, tail pulleys, sheaves, and gears, which are items that we also offer! Additionally this bushing features a 1/2" bore with a standard keyway

1. clean all oil, dirt, and paint from shaft, bushing bore, outside of bushing and component (sprocket, sheave, etc...) bore.
2. Insert bushing into component. Match the hole pattern, not the thread holes (each hole will be threaded on one side only).
3. Thread set or cap screws into those half threaded holes indicated by the 

 on the below diagram. mount assembly on shaft.
4. Alternately torque set or cap screws* to recommended torque setting in the chart below.
5. Fill all unoccupied holes with grease.





Removal

1. Remove all set or cap screws.
2. Insert set or cap screws in holes indicated by 

 on the digram above.
3. To re-install, complete all five (5) installation instructions.






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