Primary drive gear. looking for part number or part.

I found a website called shredderparts.com that sells replacement parts for Fellowes paper shredders, including gears, switches, and spare parts for the cutting head. Unfortunately, I could not find a gear with the exact specifications you mentioned. However, they do have a 39 tooth second stage drive gear that is compatible with the Fellowes P-45C shredder. They also have a 41 tooth 7 tooth primary drive gear that might be compatible with your shredder. You can contact them at 1-800-634-9329 to check if they have the gear you need in stock.

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Unfortunately the problem will need investigating. There must be a problem with the flywheel / clutch assembly or the gearbox itself. The fact that you can move the gear linkage indicates that there is no drive in the gearbox ( ie not turning). The only items that effect this are the clutch / flywheel assembly or the primary shaft in the gearbox.
The gearbox will have to be removed and the above checked.

This could be cause by a number of things. You could have bad bearings in the starter motor, a bad bearing in the reduction gear housing, a bad Bendix or overrunning clutch, or a bad bearing in the outer primary. Or, you could have a bad starer drive gear or ring gear. There's just no way of knowing for certain until you go into the primary and starter to check it all out.

Disconnect the battery cable and take the outer primary cover off. Inspect the ring gear on the outer clutch drum and the bearing in the outer primary cover. Inspect the teeth on the starter gear to see if they look chewed up. Take the starter shaft out and look at the back end of the shaft to see if the bearing that supports that end of the shaft has went bad. Finally take the starter off and check the bearings in the starter motor. If you disassemble the starter motor, sometimes the brushes can be difficult to get back together. I usually use small 3" or 4" plastic wire ties to hold the brushes back while I reassemble the starter.

Good Luck
Steve

If the starter motor is turning but the engine is not, there could be several things wrong. One, the "fork" mechanism that moves the starter drive into contact with the clutch ring gear is not connected correctly. Two, the starter drive or "Bendix" is bad. Three, the ring gear on the outer clutch drum is bad. Or, four, the primary chain or some other primary drive parts are broken or missing. If you've allowed the starter to draw enough current to make the starter terminal turn red, you've probably burned the starter up by now. My suggestion would be to disconnect the battery and start looking for the problem. You've got to do a bit of mechanicing here. You cannot force the starter to work.

Drain the primary and pull the primary cover off. Check the "fork" mechanism at the starter shaft. If it looks like it's assembled correctly check the "bendix". The Bendix should turn in one direction but not in the other. Sometimes you can turn it both ways by hand and other times you can't. Check the ring gear on the clutch drum and all other parts in the primary to make sure everything is correct.

If you want to replace the Bendix, buy a good quality American made unit. The Chinese made units are junk. The "nut' on the end of the shaft has left handed threads in it.

Good Luck
Steve

I believe you can see the actual shaft for the shaft drive spin. If you start the motor and put it in gear and see the shaft spinning the problem is a stripped pair of gears in the final drive. Compare the cost of the pieces (plus labor) to the entire assembly, the assembly will probably be cheaper. If you can not see the shaft just check the oil in the final drive for metal chips. A worst case scenario , your engine case has metal chips ( That might cost more.).

here is web site for parts

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=husqvarna&mn=225+L+%281994-06%29

almost sounds like the driving drum engagement end has rounded off or the end of drive shaft broke off at either end , or the gear head end is broken / damaged

have a look at the splines on the output shaft on the gear head , check the plate that engages those splines too

physicaly take off the tube / shaft assy from power head and check drum and clutch rotating , check drive shaft end (s)

if ok refit tube / shaft assy ( make sure engaged properly)
tighten mount bolts - remove gear head from end of shaft, start motor and run see if shaft turns ok with some rev s if so
problem is in the gear head

check out website good site


cheers paul hope it helps

inner primary bearring and or the clutch hub bearring

This is how a got my gear!

Contact Michael Business Machines for your local dealer 1-800-223-2508

Good luck, Tom

Here's the Bosch website where you can order from the parts list . http://www.boschappliances.com/site_tools/orderparts.aspx?menu_id=34&menulevel=0304 Then click on Order Accessories and Additional Parts Looking for accessories for your Bosch range or cooktop? Or perhaps you're looking to purchase additional parts? Order here.
It will take you to another window. Type in the Model # BUC11700UC. It'll display the picture and part number. Click on the part # to order.