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Old 11-06-2012, 11:14 AM
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Default Accessory Hydro Pump Pulley-Narrow Frame

My nice pump got it's pulley destroyed in shipping... does anyone know a P/N for a suitable replacement? I've been to the tractor stores with no success yet. Anyone been down this path before on a narrow frame tractor?

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Old 11-06-2012, 11:34 AM
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I hate it when that happens got any pics? The two I have I had to straighten the pulleys out, they are not very tough, which I guess keeps it from breaking the pump should it hit something. If yours is too messed up I think a few guys on on here have had to replace them, hopefully they will get you the info you need.
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Old 11-06-2012, 01:30 PM
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I hate it when that happens got any pics? The two I have I had to straighten the pulleys out, they are not very tough, which I guess keeps it from breaking the pump should it hit something. If yours is too messed up I think a few guys on on here have had to replace them, hopefully they will get you the info you need.

Mine is pretty bent up, both the rim and down at the hub. Picture putting a pump with the bracketry in a box with absolutely NO packaging, and there you go. The rest was OK, but the pulley is destroyed. The seller strung me along JUST long enough so I could not leave any feedback before he returned the pulley to me saying "it's the best I could do". Sadly, I think he's still selling (if you want the name, PM me) .

I doubt it's a custom pulley but I was hoping someone has been down this path before

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I'd be trying to get him to pay some damages somehow...thats terrible. I hope you get it all straightened out.
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If you got it on E-bay, then most purchases are covered by Paypal, so if you have contacted the seller and (s)he is not willing to go any further for corrective action, then you can explore that Paypal Protection. If you don't get satisfaction, then you can contact E-bay to allow you a chance to open a case on your seller to recovery damages or in the least, open the feedback for you to make your statement.

Mine, too, arrived damaged despite being packaged in newspaper (bad packaging method) and I was able to straighten it with a hammer. Guess those pulleys are one of the more fragile parts of that unit. Have you tried our sponsors at the top of the page?

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Since you have one to go off of, It may be possible that it will line up close enough with one of the ones on this site... They are pretty cheap. http://www.mcmaster.com/#v-belt-pulleys/=k2b0fs

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