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DC Belt pulley

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Todd L

06-06-2005 19:35:30




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My DC serial number is 8031244 built in 1953. My question is do all Dc's use the same belt pulley? I have a belt pulley with the number 5590A on it, but there is no way it will fit. The hub on the tractor is much bigger than the belt pulley.




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Todd L

06-07-2005 10:16:25




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 Re: DC Belt pulley in reply to Todd L, 06-06-2005 19:35:30  
Yes, It must be the resilient pulley. How hard is it to find one?



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Camboted

06-07-2005 17:49:40




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 Re: DC Belt pulley in reply to Todd L, 06-07-2005 10:16:25  
The resilient pulley was only used on some models for about two years at most. It was standard on the late 52-54 DC-3's but not listed as standard on the DC-4's. Why? I don't know. I suppose they cut down on vibration, but never knew that to be a problem. As to availability, they are harder to find that the regular pulley, watch ebay, I've seen at least one there in the past year. Also, check with ED AXTHELM AT 419-864-4959. He has a salvage yard with a lot of DC stuff.

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Camboted

06-07-2005 01:18:18




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 Re: DC Belt pulley in reply to Todd L, 06-06-2005 19:35:30  
Your series, if it is a DC-3, has the resilient pulley. Does it have four rounded groves on the hub? Those are for the rubber pegs, the pulley slides over it and a flat steel cap with a grease fittiing covers the hub. You can use the standard four bolt pulley if you change the hub.



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Glenn F.

06-07-2005 07:30:53




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 Re: DC Belt pulley in reply to Camboted, 06-07-2005 01:18:18  
What's the thought with the resiliant mounting? Is it supposed to be smoother on the tractor and the machine being turned? Always wondered. Thanks, Glenn F.



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DKase

06-06-2005 20:40:03




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 Re: DC Belt pulley in reply to Todd L, 06-06-2005 19:35:30  
At least 3 different style pulleys. Early ones the same as the CC. Later ones could be either the bolt on solid ones with 4 bolts, or what they called the resilient (rubber mounted). The early ones came in at least 3 different diameters. I think all the later ones were 12 1/4".



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