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Although MSC does not show rpm ratings for them.
I guarantee theirs will handle any RPM you throw at it. More than likely in the 10K RPM range. They're billet aluminum, and for pullers.
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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.
That is a good looking pulley deal. I'd bet there is an underated fudge factor of 10-25% on the rpms. Isn't that how everything is rated anymore. I guess it just matters which factory in China made it. Mike
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You can look @ Surplus center, They have good prices and some of their pulleys are Browning.
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The number one criteria for selecting a pulley for your application, is it capable of handling the load and the rated RPM capacity.

If you don't, you are wasting your time and your money.
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That is a good looking pulley deal. I'd bet there is an underated fudge factor of 10-25% on the rpms. Isn't that how everything is rated anymore. I guess it just matters which factory in China made it. Mike
Ok. So, are you willing to let your daughter stand next to you while you set high-idle, no load on that engine and find out for sure if the boys in China made it right and that 10-25% is true?

I don't even want to be the one standing there.
You ever seen something like that grenade at that speed?

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