Peerless 700 transmission questions

Hey guys, I want to get a peerless 700 transmission for my monster mower build. But as I look online, I see some with output sprockets, and some without. I also see some with spined output shafts. I guess you can get spined sprockets for them, right? and are there different model designs that I should be aware of? I want to have a pulley on the input shaft, and a sprocket on the output shaft. I want to use it to run my rear axle.
Thanks

A splined shaft can always be modified to use a non-splined sprocket.

If it helps, theres a link to a .PDF of the Tecumseh Technicians handbook, and it covers the 700 series.

https://www.facebook.com/notes/all-terrain-lawn-tractor-forum/tecumseh-peerless-technicians-handbook/394122567351351

Doug Fackler wrote:

A splined shaft can always be modified to use a non-splined sprocket.

If it helps, theres a link to a .PDF of the Tecumseh Technicians handbook, and it covers the 700 series.

https://www.facebook.com/notes/all-terrain-lawn-tractor-forum/tecumseh-peerless-technicians-handbook/394122567351351

Ok, so I could put a keywayed sprocket on there? How would I convert it?

Just flatten one side and then stick a bit of key stock in and use the retaining bolt on the pulley and youll be set.

Thats how I did it when I pulley swapped my FNR in anyway. Should work for you.

There's many different 700's, do a read on ratio and buy the one needed is my 2 cent.

Doug Fackler wrote:

Just flatten one side and then stick a bit of key stock in and use the retaining bolt on the pulley and youll be set.

Thats how I did it when I pulley swapped my FNR in anyway. Should work for you.

Great idea! I have a built up 700 series that somehow lost it's sprocket ( I think thieves - people try stealing my goodies all the time around here) I was going to try an experiment with it and couldn't figure out how to get a non-splined sprocket onto it. Now I know Thanks!