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I have a tiller on a 1450 that has a chip pulley that destroys belts has anyone here ever used a standard pulley on the gear box mounted to the tractor? The standard pulley isn’t as doesn’t cover the shaft as much as the original one.
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Which pulley are you talking here?
The input from the mule drive or the output to the tiller proper? And What do you mean by "standard pulley"? They all need to be the proper/correct diameter for the correct ratios to work properly. |
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I cannot tell you what you plan to do will work...but....
Is the pulley you want to replace driven by PTO belt, same part as this? https://www.ebay.com/itm/25539955399...emis&media=COP You just missed this one. If this eBay item is indeed what you need, I suggest you monitor eBay closely as sometimes sale falls thru or a seller might have another.
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Yes,that is the pulley I am replacing with one that isn’t quite as deep maybe only covers a inch of shaft not 3 inches. I found one the same diameter and only $17 not $90
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A pot metal farm store item? That pulley transmits A LOT of torque. Do you really want something that cheap in that application? |
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Go to surplus center.com and get a good quality Browning cast iron pulley for for much less $$$
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