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Old 04-06-2015, 11:17 AM
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A few months back I inquired about using a "standard" drive pulley on the crankshaft for the starter/generator. With that being said after taking measurements of the original pulley with the clutch basket on it (that i don't need anymore) it seems the pulley does not have a very wide groove for the belt to ride. My original measures 7.5" o.d. with a .375" v-groove opening to fit on a 1.0" shaft. Can anyone direct me to a similar in size drive pulley to purchase that does not have the clutch mechanism?
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Midwest Super Cub sells them

http://www.mcssl.com/store/midwestsu...r-engine-parts

If that's too much $$, then try McMaster Carr.
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Got mine from Grainger for like $20 including shipping.
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I went to Grainger.
They give you a choice of two..............(one piece units: cast iron).
One for $57.20
or one for $51.90 but wait! today it is on clearance for only $5.75
Yes $5.75

http://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-V-Belt-Pulley-4RYT2?s_pp=false&picUrl=//static.grainger.com/rp/s/is/image/Grainger/3X829_AS01?$smthumb$http://www.grainger.com/product/GRAI...AS01?$smthumb$
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Thanks to all for the info. Looks like the $5.75 one from grainger is the deal of the day. I just need to e-mail them to find out the max RPM of it. I need it to handle a max of 4000.
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Got mine on clearance also, but not as good as you!
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Thanks to all for the info. Looks like the $5.75 one from grainger is the deal of the day. I just need to e-mail them to find out the max RPM of it. I need it to handle a max of 4000.
It is a Browning brand #AK74X1 and has an RPM rating on it of 3420.

$40 and up elsewhere.
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It is a Browning brand #AK74X1 and has an RPM rating on it of 3420.
The engine in these runs at 3600 RPM. I set all mine to run at 3800. I wouldn't suggest that pulley as it's RPM range is too low.
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The engine in these runs at 3600 RPM. I set all mine to run at 3800. I wouldn't suggest that pulley as it's RPM range is too low.
Probably have to go with either the steel or aluminum one from Midwest Super Cub as you mentioned earlier to get the higher rpm rating.

Although MSC does not show rpm ratings for them.

Hey Ford4150,
Might want to check that pulley on yours....................
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