Browning B-2-STYLE WELD-ON BUSHING HUBS BRW H-B-2-HUB
Browning® 3851581 B2 Series Weld-On Hub, 2.623 in Dia Bore, 4-1/2 in OD, 3-1/8 in Dia Bolt Circle, 1-3/4 in OAL, Steel
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BrandBrowning®
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UPC662289700288
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Manufacturer Part Number3851581
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CountryUSA
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MaterialSteel
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Number of Bolt Holes3
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SeriesB2 Series
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Bolt Circle Diameter3-1/8 in
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Outside Diameter4-1/2 in
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Bore Diameter2.623 in
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Overall Length1-3/4 in
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Pilot Diameter4-3/8 in
- Browning steel hubs available for split taper bushing and available in minimum bore
- Solid Flange and Double Split Barrel - Assures better concentricity to the shaft
- Key to Key Drive - With keys on both the shaft and product to provide the strongest possible drive
- 3/4 in per Foot Taper on Barrel - Self locking taper provides the highest degree of mechanical locking product to product
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Alternative Part NumberHB2 HUB
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UNSPSC31171901
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Warranty1 Year
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Catalog
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Warranty Information
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