LA belt pulley

[thehickdaddy]

sooooo, I was looking at looking at belt pulley shafts this weekend and I noticed a minor problem. I have three Cases, one LA and two L, which take the early LA belt pulley. I have one LA that takes the late resilant style of floating pulley. But I have two of the floating pulleys but none of the earlier flange style pulley. Can I trade anyone a floating pulley for an early flange style? I am Portland, Oregon area.
thankyou

 

[Brian Knuckles]

Thehickdaddy - Unfortunately I don't have a spare but thought I'd post a pic to confirm what you are looking for. Maybe this will help. The pic of the pulley on the tire is from my "L" and what I think your must be calling the flange style (the one you need). The other pic is the hub of my LA, possibly the hub of the style your willing to trade. Would be nice to get a pulley for my LA some day but I'm afraid shipping it across the country would cost more than my tractor!

 

[thehickdaddy]

the second photo you have is for the floating resilient pulley, of which I have one extra. the first photo is of the much earlier style used on late L"s. I am looking for the pulley used in between the two styles you have photos of early L"s had one piece pulley with clutch brake riding on pulley surface, late L had pulley split in two halves with clutch brake riding on pulley face, early LA had one piece belt pulley that bolted onto shaft hub with four bolts, but clutch brake rode on shaft hub so clutch would operate correctly if pulley was removed. I will try to post photos tomorrow. what is your zip code?
thankyou

 

[JimEvans]

My 52 has the one piece style that is a solid mount. I have always wondered if the rubber mounted was an option?

 

[1031D]

(quoted from post at 18:43:34 12/25/13) My 52 has the one piece style that is a solid mount. I have always wondered if the rubber mounted was an option?

Yes it was. Called a "resilient" pulley, was mounted with 4 rubber pins. My 1940 DC and 1944 LA have it.