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    Belle Cement Mixer Gearbox

    Bought this Belle mixer for a job I want to do but it has a gearbox problem, the drum spins freely or with the motor running the drum stays still.
    I havn't got it apart yet but will do one day soon.
    Looking through the oil fil/ level hole I can see that the gear on the output/ drum shaft is turning freely. Should this gear be keyed on the shaft or how is it fixed on?
    If I remeber rightly, the drum is screwed on the shaft but it can't be removed meantime it until I dismantle the gearbox, I can then maybe get hold of the shaft with like a stilson or something and unscrew it.
    The worm and gear look good, I imagine I will probably need to get now seals and maybe bearings.
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    Re: Belle Cement Mixer Gearbox

    I used a ratchet strap to clamp a length of 2x4 to the drum then gave the wood a whack with a shovel. Also on mine the belt needed tensioning.

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    Re: Belle Cement Mixer Gearbox

    I’ve been in the same boat hunting for gear that cuts hassle, and the setup I grabbed from https://steelemixer.com/product/ ended up being a lifesaver on small pours. The manual mixer is light, quick to clean, and doesn’t need power, which is handy if you’re bouncing between spots. I paired it with the wheelbarrow attachment, and it made moving mixes way less of a chore.

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