Tb Wood'S F2716 QD Bushing Series F 2-7/16 in bore
Quick-detachable steel bushing fits a 2-7/16 inch keyed shaft with a 5/8 by 5/16 inch keyway and includes three SAE Grade 5 cap screws
- Quick-detach design speeds up shaft changes
- Series F bore 2-7/16 in fits keyed shafts
- SAE Grade 5 cap screws handle high torque
- 3/4 in per ft taper ensures secure grip
- Split flange eases installation and removal
Quick-Detachable F-Series Bushing
The Tb Wood'S F2716 is a steel quick-detachable bushing designed for Series F hubs. It fits a 2-7/16 inch keyed shaft and includes three SAE Grade 5 cap screws for installation.
Inch-Series Interface Limits
The bushing uses an inch-based bolt circle of 5.63 inches with 9/16-12 threads on a 3-5/8 inch length. The 3/4 inch per foot taper and split-flange design require matching Series F components for proper clamping force.
2-7/16 Inch Bore Determines Fit
The 2.813 inch length less flange and 5/8 by 5/16 inch keyway dimensions fix compatibility to shafts of this exact diameter. Buyers needing a different bore size or metric keyway must select another part.
How it compares
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- Price $100.99
- Pricier than about 82% of the 693 comparable items (median $35.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the Series F bushing with a 2-7/16 in bore or a different series for my shaft?
Select the Series F bushing when your shaft measures exactly 2-7/16 in and the hub accepts the 5.63 in bolt circle. Other series use different bore ranges and bolt patterns.
What does the 3.625 in overall length mean once the bushing is mounted in a hub?
The 3.625 in length includes the 13/16 in flange; the 2.813 in body seats inside the hub while the flange remains outside for bolt access.
How does the 3/4 in per ft taper affect the grip on a keyed shaft?
The 3/4 in per ft taper draws the split flange tight around the 2-7/16 in shaft, while the 5/8 in wide by 5/16 in high keyway transmits torque without relying on friction alone.
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