Parts for 81' model Sno-Cat Transfer Case

I am looking for a few parts for an older Tucker Sno-Cat T-case. I could use either the parts that are broken or an entire new/used T-case.
My chain (silent chain I think they are called) broke and a tooth broke off my input sprocket. I am looking for a new or decent condition used chain, input sprocket, and output sprocket. The part numbers I was able to find are as follows: input sprocket - 1926-1. It has 20 teeth, 1-1/2" wide. output sprocket - 1929-1. It has 33 teeth, 1-1/2" wide. The chain is 1/2" pitch, 1-1/2" wide, with 32 side links/64 pitches. It is a morse hy-vo chain. They are no longer made by the manufacturer and I have been unsuccessful trying to find aftermarket parts online. Any help would be much appreciated.

I've used Crown in the past for restoring old junk at my job.

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What year and model Tucker?

Thought it was an 81', turns out it is a 1978. Model is 1342, serial number 3783385.

There was a rebuilt transfer case advertised in Fairbanks around Christmas but a quick search now does not show the listing.

Crownindustrial.biz was able to fabricate a chain for me, thank you for the suggestion. I am getting the gears water cut locally so I should be good to go! Thanks everyone for the feedback

lmgriffith said:

Crownindustrial.biz was able to fabricate a chain for me, thank you for the suggestion. I am getting the gears water cut locally so I should be good to go! Thanks everyone for the feedback

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You're welcome. Glad to help.

lmgriffith said:

I am looking for a few parts for an older Tucker Sno-Cat T-case. I could use either the parts that are broken or an entire new/used T-case.
My chain (silent chain I think they are called) broke and a tooth broke off my input sprocket. I am looking for a new or decent condition used chain, input sprocket, and output sprocket. The part numbers I was able to find are as follows: input sprocket - 1926-1. It has 20 teeth, 1-1/2" wide. output sprocket - 1929-1. It has 33 teeth, 1-1/2" wide. The chain is 1/2" pitch, 1-1/2" wide, with 32 side links/64 pitches. It is a morse hy-vo chain. They are no longer made by the manufacturer and I have been unsuccessful trying to find aftermarket parts online. Any help would be much appreciated.

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All the older('49-'70's) machines that I have worked on have gears and shafts in them. They started making them with chain drive in the late '70's or early '80's.

This may be the chain type and part number which you can get from motion industries:
Morse Hyvo HV406.