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Old 09-28-2011, 09:39 AM
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Default 1 1/8 Shaft Pulley Options?
I have a 12hp engine that I am putting into my 108 that was pretty much striped that I am putting back together as a garden tractor only. IE, used for plowing etc, will never have a mower deck.

The 12 hp I am using is a new one with the stator behind the flywheel and the starter on the side that ingages the ring gear. Thus I do not need a starter/generator to run off the front. This is good as I got the engine and it did not have any front pulleys. Now this engine has the 1 1/8 inch shaft diameter. I was curious if anyone knows of any other tractors that used this shaft size stock so that I may be able to find a pulley so that I could run something off the front if I ever decided. It does not need to have a clutch but can simply be a solid pulley.

Also for the diameter I understand that it will depend what I am powering off of it and at this time I am unsure. My only idea would maybe be a loader eventualy or some other hydrolic items thus I would probably use a power steering pump or similar.

I am open to any ideas so please feel free to share.

Thanks

Dave
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Old 09-28-2011, 11:14 AM
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I have a 12hp engine that I am putting into my 108 that was pretty much striped that I am putting back together as a garden tractor only. IE, used for plowing etc, will never have a mower deck.

The 12 hp I am using is a new one with the stator behind the flywheel and the starter on the side that ingages the ring gear. Thus I do not need a starter/generator to run off the front. This is good as I got the engine and it did not have any front pulleys. Now this engine has the 1 1/8 inch shaft diameter. I was curious if anyone knows of any other tractors that used this shaft size stock so that I may be able to find a pulley so that I could run something off the front if I ever decided. It does not need to have a clutch but can simply be a solid pulley.

Also for the diameter I understand that it will depend what I am powering off of it and at this time I am unsure. My only idea would maybe be a loader eventualy or some other hydrolic items thus I would probably use a power steering pump or similar.

I am open to any ideas so please feel free to share.

Thanks

Dave
You can buy hubs and pulleys of all sizes from Tractor Supply Stores and several of the supply houses like Grainger.I've seen both bolt together versions and weld together.You pick the hub size for your motor shaft then pick out the pulley diameter you want and join the 2.
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