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TO35 crankshaft pulley -to loader

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WB @truman

02-25-2007 06:59:06




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Gents,
I have a 1955 TO35 ser#149775, and have found aford model 19-529 loader I want to put on it.
The crankshaft pulley has 2"c to c bolt holes , the loader has 2.75" c to c bolt holes. Where can I find this drive shaft? Thanks in advance for any info.




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Ed H.-OH

02-25-2007 12:41:56




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 Re: TO35 crankshaft pulley -to loader in reply to WB @truman, 02-25-2007 06:59:06  
Hello, I put a loader on my 35 about 20 years ago, I didn't have any luck hooking up to the eng. pully. So i went to a tractor dealer locally and he ordered a front pully for the eng. that had a drive adapter on it. It came with a lefthand threaded shaft for removal perposes. I changed the pump couppler over to a shaft couppler from granger, It has worked well for 20 years and i run a backhoe on it to. I have pic's i will send with your permission If the corect shaft is available i'm not aware of it. I'm not sure if the pully is still available but you might try at a MF dealer. Hope this helps -ed

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Daniel Collings

04-30-2007 21:12:39




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 Re: TO35 crankshaft pulley -to loader in reply to Ed H.-OH, 02-25-2007 12:41:56  
would you mind sending me the pictures that you had. I am interested in front mounting a pump also. Thanks
Daniel
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WB @truman

02-25-2007 13:45:07




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 Re: TO35 crankshaft pulley -to loader in reply to Ed H.-OH, 02-25-2007 12:41:56  
Thanks Ed,I have seen your pics from last week, Looks likethe old machine still likes to work. It does not look that difficult to make this part, looks like about a 18" shaft,was a little worried about vibration. The hole is allready there from the factory through the grill. The crank shaft pulley has the 4 bolt holes in it and what looks like a flat blade screwdriver (bolt) to hold it on.



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Ed H.-OH

02-25-2007 16:25:08




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 Re: TO35 crankshaft pulley -to loader in reply to WB @truman, 02-25-2007 13:45:07  
Hello, I think you got lucky as mine didn't have any useable bolt holes to speek of as i remember,I have closeups of this assmy, as another fellow had the same problem. The slotted bolt you speek of is to receive a hand crank as thats what the hole in the grill was for i was told. Mine has been wobbling a little for 20 years-never been a problem , I still have half of the ford shaft in my shop, it has the left hand thread shaft screwed in to a plate with 4 pins sticking out about 2" apart in a square Good luck-ed

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