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old

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So I need to find a weld on hub adapter that fits a1-3/8 PTO to pulley. Bomgaar's has one for 1-1/8 but not the bigger one. Back when it was Orschlen's they had them since I welded one years ago to a pulley
 
So I need to find a weld on hub adapter that fits a1-3/8 PTO to pulley. Bomgaar's has one for 1-1/8 but not the bigger one. Back when it was Orschlen's they had them since I welded one years ago to a pulley
Surplus center has PTO coupler with 2" od. I think most use a QD bushing pulley so it actually clamps to the PTO shaft.
 
7 different places. TSC, Bomgaar's another local farm and home place and as many tractor dealer as are close to me
Here ya go Old, you can order from the owners of this forum.
Next is a link to the hub:

Then if you click the green circled spot on that linked webpage it takes you to the sprockets.

Remember, everything you order at once ships for $15
(As long as it is not oversized or heavy weight)


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Here ya go Old, you can order from the owners of this forum.
Next is a link to the hub:

Then if you click the green circled spot on that linked webpage it takes you to the sprockets.

Remember, everything you order at once ships for $15
(As long as it is not oversized or heavy weight)


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I wonder what the diameter of the hub is where the pulley fit on it. I found one like that today but the hub area where the pulley should have fit was not small enough for any pulleiys I have found
 
I wonder what the diameter of the hub is where the pulley fit on it. I found one like that today but the hub area where the pulley should have fit was not small enough for any pulleiys I have found
I believe those X-Series pulleys and sprockets are 2 inch inside diameter.

If your pulley is to big inside, you might be able to sleeve it.

Machining cost likely would outweigh buying the right X-Series pulley required.

Unless you can do it yourself or beg it done from a friend.
 
Hey Old -- Roy here -- how big a pully did You want ? I have one with the pulley on it but I would have to measure it - I do think its b width .
 
I believe those X-Series pulleys and sprockets are 2 inch inside diameter.

If your pulley is to big inside, you might be able to sleeve it.

Machining cost likely would outweigh buying the right X-Series pulley required.

Unless you can do it yourself or beg it done from a friend.
I measure the hole in the pulley I have and for that matter every pulley I have found and the diameter is 1.5 inch so 2 inch would be to big.
 
Hey Old -- Roy here -- how big a pully did You want ? I have one with the pulley on it but I would have to measure it - I do think its b width .
The old one I have is I think 12 inches but I am trying to get down to 9 inches to slow the rate the bar goes to cut down on how bad it shakes the tractor
 
The pulley I have and the only ones I have found have a 1.5 inch hole for the hub

With that hole being 1-1/2 inch diameter, I do not think you are going to find a weld hub that has 1-3/8 diameter six spline center.

There would be no more than 1/16th of an inch of hub material between the splines and the hub diameter for the pulley to go onto.

That 1-1/2 inch bore weld pulley is likely for a smaller shaft than 1-3/8
 
With that hole being 1-1/2 inch diameter, I do not think you are going to find a weld hub that has 1-3/8 diameter six spline center.

There would be no more than 1/16th of an inch of hub material between the splines and the hub diameter for the pulley to go onto.

That 1-1/2 inch bore weld pulley is likely for a smaller shaft than 1-3/8
I have one on the pulley I want to replace and I found one that was the PTO shaft size of 1-1/8. I could maybe grind off the weld from the 12 inch pulley I made years ago but in doing so I stand to good of a chance of messing up the hub and then not having any pulley for the sickle bar mower. I wish I could find the one that was made for this mower but finding that is not likely either. This is the mid mount sickle mower made for the A/C B/C
 
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