Snow-Bee drive system

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   I restored a 1962 Sno Bee snow blower a couple years ago.  For some reason the drive unit has quick working. Everything turns OK except the drive wheel axle. I pulled the axle and it has no key, pin, or gear.  I assume there some sort of friction system.  If anyone has knowledge of this system or a service/parts books I would appreciate a reply. Thanks. 

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	I restored a 1962 Sno Bee snow blower a couple years ago. For some reason the drive unit has quick working. Everything turns OK except the drive wheel axle. I pulled the axle and it has no key, pin, or gear. I assume there some sort of friction system. If anyone has knowledge of this system or a service/parts books I would appreciate a reply. Thanks.

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