Drive Sprocket for 50 Chain with 50 Teeth

Description

When you’re running chain-driven equipment like grain elevators, conveyors, or planting systems, a worn sprocket can bring your whole operation to a halt. This 50-tooth drive sprocket keeps your #50 chain systems running smooth and your equipment moving when there’s work to get done. With 50 teeth providing plenty of engagement, you get reliable power transfer even under heavy loads.

What You’re Getting

• Weld sprocket construction with teeth and hub permanently bonded for maximum strength
• Precise tooth profile machined to match #50 chain for smooth operation
• X-Series hub design that handles high torque applications
• Built to handle dust, moisture, and constant cycling of farm work
• Large 50-tooth size provides excellent chain wrap and reduced wear

Built for Real Farm Work

This sprocket works with any equipment using #50 chain drive systems—from conveyers and elevators to seed meters and drive mechanisms. Whether it’s on a combine, planter, or processing equipment, this sprocket keeps your chains running true and extends component life across the board. You’ll find #50 chain on everything from older combine grain elevators to feed mill equipment and material handling systems around the farm.

Made to Last

The weld sprocket design means the teeth and hub are permanently bonded, so you won’t have issues with loose teeth or hub failure under load. This sprocket is built to handle those conditions with proper heat treatment and quality materials that won’t wear prematurely or break under load. It’s built to handle the dust, moisture, and constant cycling that’s part of everyday farm life, season after season.

Good to Know

This is a standard weld sprocket that mounts directly to your drive shaft with appropriate keyway and hardware. When replacing a worn sprocket, it’s a good time to check your chain for proper tension and lubrication—a little maintenance now saves headaches later. The larger tooth count means smoother operation and less stress on individual teeth compared to smaller sprockets.