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Industrial Bicycles and Tricycles INDUSTRIAL BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES Distributed exclusively by HLF DISTRIBUTING, INC. HOUSTON, TEXAS Phone: (713) 932-9320 / (800) 392-3337 Fax: (713) 932-8180 / (800) 292-9118 BICYCLES Phone: (713) 932-9320 / (800) 392-3337 Fax: (713) 932-8180 / (800) 292-9118 TRICYCLES T-124C Industrial Tricycle - Heavy duty tig welded hi-tensile frame and fork with chromoly seat stay and chain stay support, oversize curved downtube with reinforced steel bracing. - 1-speed or 3-speed Shimano coaster brake hub - Industrial grade chain - Husky super comfort 13" wide saddle - Heavy duty 24" steel wheels with 11-guage spokes - Indusrial sealed bearings - 17mm rear axle - 21" x 15" x 9" steel wire basket (models w/basket) - Weight capacity: 500 LBS SELECT FROM DIFFERENT CONFIGUREATIONS AS LISTED BELOW : ( WITH REAR BASKET, FRONT BASKET, REAR CABINET, SOLID TIRES, OR 3-SPEED DRIVE) MODEL DESCRIPTION COLO R WEIGHT PART NO. T-124C 24" INDUSTRIAL TRIKE W/ BASKET BLACK 92 LBS 160-130 T-124C 24" INDUSTRIAL TRIKE W/BASKET YELLOW 92 LBS 160-132 T-124C/ST 24" IND. TRIKE W/ BASKET & SOLID TIRE BLACK 92 LBS 160-135 T-124C/ST 24" IND. TRIKE W/ BASKET & SOLID TIRE YELLOW 92 LBS 160-134 T-124C/3 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPEED W/ BASKET BLACK 92 LBS 160-171 T-124C/3 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPEED W/BASKET YELLOW 92 LBS 160-170 T-124C/3ST 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ BSKT & SOLID TIRE BLACK 92 LBS 160-174 T-124C/3ST 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ BSKT & SOLID TIRE YELLOW 92 LBS 160-177 T-124C/PF 24" INDUSTRIAL TRIKE W/ PLATFORM BLACK 92 LBS 160-169 T-124C/PF 24" INDUSTRIAL TRIKE W/ PLATFORM YELLOW 92 LBS 160-164 T-124C/PFST 24" IND. TRIKE W/ PLATFORM & SOLID TIRE BLACK 92 LBS 160-178 T-124C/PFST 24" IND. TRIKE W/ PLATFORM & SOLID TIRE YELLOW 92 LBS 160-179 T-124C/3PF 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPEED W/ PLATFORM BLACK 92 LBS 160-172 T-124C/3PF 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPEED W/PLATFORM YELLOW 92 LBS 160-173 T-124C/3PFST 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ PLTF & SOL TIRE BLACK 92 LBS 160-180 T-124C/3PFST 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ PLTF & SOL TIRE YELLOW 92 LBS 160-181 T-124C/CAB 24" IND. TRIKE W/ TOOL CABINET BLACK 122 LBS 160-142 T-124C/CAB 24" IND. TRIKE W/ TOOL CABINET YELLOW 122 LBS 160-143 T-124C/CABST 24" IND. TRIKE W/ CABINET & SOLID TIRE BLACK 122 LBS 160-184 T-124C/CABST 24" IND. TRIKE W/ CABINET & SOLID TIRE YELLOW 122 LBS 160-185 T-124C/CAB/BSK 24" IND. TRIKE W/ CABINET & FRONT BASKET YELLOW 122 LBS 160-153 T-124C/3CA 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ CABINET BLACK 122 LBS 160-175 T-124C/3CA 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ CABINET YELLOW 122 LBS 160-176 T-124C/3CAST 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ CAB & SOL TIRE BLACK 122 LBS 160-182 T-124C/3CAST 24" IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/ CAB & SOL TIRE YELLOW 122 LBS 160-183 Optional fully assembled models are available. Please call for details. Phone: (713) 932-9320 / (800) 392-3337 Fax: (713) 932-8180 / (800) 292-9118 TRICYCLES T-326 Industrial Tricycle - Strongest industrial tricycle on the market - 31” wheel base, 80” long - 1" (25mm) thick rear axle - Industrial grade pillow block axle bearing - Modified rear wheel hub for easier mounting - Reinforced rear axle frame for more weight capacity - 26 x 2.125 steel wheels with 11-gauge spokes - Heavy duty balloon tires with puncture resistant tube - 24" x 17" x 12" large rear basket (models w/basket) - 600 lbs weight capacity - Components made in Taiwan & Japan, assembled in U.S.A. Pillow block axle bearing Reinforced Rear Frame axle diameter machined alloy hub cap CNC Machined hub and axle Popular Configurations for T-326 MODEL DESCRIPTION COLOR WEIGHT PART NO. T-326/BA 26" IND TRIKE WITH REAR BASKET BLACK 102 LBS 160-302 T-326/BA 26" IND TRIKE WITH REAR BASKET YELLOW 102 LBS 160-303 T-326/CAB 26" IND TRIKE WITH CABINET BLACK 124 LBS 160-190 T-326/CAB 26" IND TRIKE WITH CABINET YELLOW 124 LBS 160-191 T-326/BA/ST 26" IND TRIKE WITH SOLID TIRE & BASKET BLACK 104 LBS 160-192 T-326/BA/ST 26" IND TRIKE WITH SOLID TIRE & BASKET YELLOW 104 LBS 160-193 T-326/BA/DB 26” IND TRIKE WITH BASKET & DRUM BRAKE BLACK 110 LBS 160-366 T-326/BA/DB 26” IND TRIKE WITH BASKET & DRUM BRAKE YELLOW 110 LBS 160-365 T-326/CAB/DB 26” IND TRIKE WITH CABINET & DRUM BRAKE BLACK 136 LBS 160-350 T-326/CAB/DB 26” IND TRIKE WITH CABINET & DRUM BRAKE YELLOW 136 LBS 160-351 T-326/PF 26” IND TRIKE WITH REAR 24”X24” PLATFORM BLACK 107 LBS 160-334 T-326/PF 26” IND TRIKE WITH REAR 24”X24” PLATFORM YELLOW 107 LBS 160-335 T-326/3SP 26” IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/REAR BASKET BLACK 105 LBS 160-314 T-326/3SP 26” IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/REAR BASKET YELLOW 107 LBS 160-315 T-326/3SP/CAB 26” IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/REAR CABINET BLACK 129 LBS 160-318 T-326/3SP/CAB 26” IND TRIKE 3-SPD W/REAR CABINET YELLOW 129 LBS 160-319 Phone: (713) 932-9320 / (800) 392-3337 Fax: (713) 932-8180 / (800) 292-9118 CARGO CARRIERS 157B Front Delivery Basket - 21" x 15" x 9" - 157B steel wire in plated or black - Mounts on 24" and 26" bicycles and tricycles - Comes with handlebar and fork mounting brackets - Available in plated or black 1275 & 1723 535 - Rear Twin Basket - Mounts over the rear wheel - 18" x 7-1/2" x 12" (each side) - Available in plated or black 157B 1275 & 1723 - Rear Basket for Tricycle - 1275: 21" x 15" x 9" steel wire - 1723: 23” x 17” x 11” steel wire - Chrome finish 535 C-2015 & C-2320 HUSKY Tricycle Cabinets - C-2015: 20-1/2" x 18" x 16" 22-guage steel cabinet - C-2320: 23" x 20" x 16" 22-guage steel cabinet - All enclosed weather resistant C-2015 & C-2320 - Hinged door with locking latch - Black glossy rust resistant finish PF-T124 & PF-T326 Tricycle Cargo Platform - PF-T124: 20" X 18" 20-guage steel - PF-T326: 24” x 23.5”, 20-gauge steel PF-T124 & PF-T326 - Mounts on Husky tricycles - Black glossy rust resistant finish C-157 HUSKY Basket Liner - 21" x 15" x 9" reinforced tear proof tarpon nylon - dual color, dark green inside, safety yellow outside - hook & loop binding, inside utility pocket - brass grummets for draining rainwater - fits 157B front basket and 1275 rear basket C-157 & C1723 C-535 HUSKY Basket Liner C-535 - same as C-157, for rear 535 twin basket MODEL DESCRIPTION COLOR SHIPPING WEIG HT* PART NO. 157B/CP FRONT DELIVERY BASKET WIRE CHROME 9 LBS 200-114 157B/BK FRONT DELIVERY BASKET WIRE BLACK 9 LBS 200-132 535 REAR TWIN BASKET CHROME 30 LBS 200-118 535-GB REAR TWIN BASKET BLACK 30 LBS 200-113 1275 REAR BASKET FOR TRICYCLE CHROME 5 LBS 200-112 1723 REAR BASKET FOR TRICYCLE CHROME 8 LBS 203-104 C-2015 HUSKY TRICYCLE CARGO CABINET BLACK 30 LBS 103-105 C-2320 HUSKY TRICYCLE CARGO CABINET BLACK 30 LBS 103-107 PF-T124 HUSKY TRICYCLE CARGO PLATFORM BLACK 12 LBS 203-110 PF-T326 HUSKY TRICYCLE CARGO PLATFORM BLACK 15 LBS 203-111 C-157 HUSKY BASKET LINER 21"X15"X9" YELLOW 2 LBS 203-101 C-535 HUSKY TWIN BASKET LINER YELLOW 3 LBS 203-103 Phone: (713) 932-9320 / (800) 392-3337 Fax: (713) 932-8180 / (800) 292-9118 CHAINS & CHAIN GUARDS 415-H (#42H) HUSKY INDUSTRIAL CHAIN - 1/2" X 3/16" industrial grade heavy chain - For Husky and other industrial bicycles and tricycles 415-H - Comes in 10-ft pack, 100' reel, or pre-cut lengths as listed below - 10' & precuts include connecting links 415 (#42) HUSKY INDUSTRIAL CHAIN 415 (#42) - 1/2" x 3/16" industrial chain - For industrial bicycles and tricycles - Comes in 10-ft pack, 100' reel, or pre-cut lengths as listed below 410H (#43H) HUSKY INDUSTRIAL CHAIN 410-H - 1/2" x 1/8" heavy duty chain - For industrial and bicycles - Also comes in 10-ft packs with connecting link #43 #43 INDUSTRIAL CHAIN -1/2 x 1/8 standard duty single speed chain - Availble in 112-link, 10-ft pack, and 100-ft reel CONNECTING LINKS - 3-piece connecting links - Available for 415H, 415 (42), and 410H chains Connecting Link YC-324 YC-324 & SC-203 HUSKY CHAIN TOOLS Professional chain tools to remove chain rivet For bicycle and some roller chains Adjustable for different size chains YC-324 is also used on multi-speed and HG chains SC-203 HUSKY CHAIN GUARD HUSKY Chain Guard - Steel black chain guard for Husky T-124/244 and HD-105/120 - Fits most other cruiser bicycles and tricycles - Mounting screws not included MODEL DESCRIPTION COLOR SHIPPING WEIG HT* PART NO. 415H-LONG HUSKY TRICYCLE CHAIN 85-LINK BLACK 3 LBS 315-601 415H-LONG HUSKY TRICYCLE CHAIN 84-LINK BLACK 3 LBS 315-605 415H-SHORT HUSKY TRICYCLE CHAIN 57-LINK BLACK 3 LBS 315-604 415H-SHORT HUSKY TRICYCLE CHAIN 45-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 315-603 415H HUSKY BICYCLE CHAIN 106-LINK BLACK 3 LBS 315-617 415 (42) INDUSTRIAL CHAIN 1/2" X 3/16" 10-FT BLACK 4 LBS 315-129 415 (42) INDUSTRIAL CHAIN 1/2" X 3/16" 100-FT BLACK 40 LBS 315-131 410-H(43H) INDUSTRIAL BICYCLE CHAIN 105-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 315-602 410 (43) BICYCLE CHAIN 1/2 X 1/8 112-LINK BLACK 1 LB 316-115 410 (43) BICYCLE CHAIN 1/2 X 1/8 10-FT BLACK 2 LBS 315-139 410 (43) BICYCLE CHAIN 1/2 X 1/8 100-FT BLACK 19 LBS 315-137 4914B WORKSMAN CHAIN 1/2X3/16X121-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 316-500 4914D WORKSMAN CHAIN 1/2X3/16X109-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 316-503 4914EE WORKSMAN CHAIN 1/2X3/16X35-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 316-504 4914F WORKSMAN CHAIN 1/2X3/16X107-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 316-505 4914S WORKSMAN CHAIN 1/2X3/16X147-LINK BLACK 2 LBS 316-506 415H-LK FOR 415H 3-PIECE SET BLACK 1 LB 316-201 415-LK FOR 415 (42) 3-PIECE SET BLACK 1 LB 315-133 410H-LK FOR 410H 3-PIECE SET BLACK 1 LB 316-103 43-LK FOR 410H 3-PIECE SET BLACK 1 LB 316-105 GUARD FOR CRUISER BICYCLES BLACK 1 LB 315-610 GUARD FOR HUSKY TRICYCLES - LONG BLACK 1 LB 315-611 GUARD FOR HUSKY TRICYCLES - SHORT BLACK 1 LB 315-613 Phone: (713) 932-9320 / (800) 392-3337 Fax: (713) 932-8180 / (800) 292-9118 CRANKS & BEARING SETS 6224 HUSKY ONE-PIECE CRANK ARM - Hot forged chrome plated steel with 6-1/2" arms - Fits all Husky industrial bicycles and tricycles 6224 - Also fits other Worksman and other industrial bicycles - Avialable with cup sets and bearing or without 621 BOTTOM BRACKET CUP/BEARING SET 621 - 9-piece chrome plated steel cup/bearing set - 5/16" x 12-ball bearing retainers - 2" cups, 24 tpi (also available with 28 tpi for Schwinn bikes) 1990 BOTTOM BRACKET 1990 - 7-piece plated steel - 5/16" x 10-ball retainers CRANK BEARINGS - 5/16" x 9-balls (#64) or 12 balls (#66) - For standard one-piece 2" crank cups - Sold in pairs or pack of 10 #64 #66 MODEL DESCRIPTION COLOR SHIPPING WEIG HT * PART NO.
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