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Old 06-18-2020, 04:50 PM
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I’m trying to figure out if I can purchase a standard pulley from eBay or amazon to replace the clutch basket pulley. I’m not going to be using it for pto work anymore and I mangled mine removing it. There are several 1” bore by 7” pulleys but I’m worried about the groove profile. If anybody has any insight or a link to help me out that’d be outstanding! TIA
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You will need one with a collar attached to it or weld a collar on that has a key and set screw. I think the belt is 3/8"
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If you buy a molded zinc pulley, expect it to last a week,,

most such pulleys are intended for 400 RPM service,, not spinning a generator at 8,000 rpm,,,
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If you buy a molded zinc pulley, expect it to last a week,,

most such pulleys are intended for 400 RPM service,, not spinning a generator at 8,000 rpm,,,
But Cad... If you spend money on a good pulley that will hold up, Won't you be spending as much as you would on a new PTO basket?? LOL
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Hundreds of used ones that are still good.
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Hundreds of used ones that are still good.
Yes, and there used to be thousands. I was surprised to see the prices that an eBay search yielded for what a few years ago was a fifteen dollar item.

A not so wise co-worker once said to me,
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I think we're past the "great part out" days. This stuff is finite and will get more expensive.
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Surplus center has some,7-1/4" OD, 1" Dia hole, spoke/ cast iron I believe. ( takes a 1/2 or 5/8 belt)
$25 and change, plus shipping
did ya check Granger?
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Yes, and there used to be thousands. I was surprised to see the prices that an eBay search yielded for what a few years ago was a fifteen dollar item.

A not so wise co-worker once said to me,
"What's rare is expensive, what's easy to get isn't so hard to come by".

Ya scratch yer head, and then it makes sense.
Yeah, which makes it harder for me to throw out old CC parts, even if they are worn out.

It seems like you can't buy anything for a NF cub cadet for any less than $100 anymore.
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