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Belt Pully on 60

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Scarbutt

07-05-2005 14:25:31




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I have a 1944 60RC that my father sold new as a dealer in Kentucky, that I have restored. The belt pulley runs all the time the engine is running and the clutch is released. I have tried the pulley netural position on the shift diagram and that does not stop it either. The pulley will stop with the engine running when the clutch is depressed. Is the belt pulley supposed to run like this, I did not think so. Your help will be appreciated.

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Delbert HP 70

07-05-2005 19:27:33




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 Re: Belt Pully on 60 in reply to Scarbutt, 07-05-2005 14:25:31  
It is verry critical to get the shift lever in the exact position to stop the pulley. If the shift detents or other parts are worn a lot it is even more difficult to find the nuteral spot. Delbert



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B A Star

07-05-2005 18:49:30




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 Re: Belt Pully on 60 in reply to Scarbutt, 07-05-2005 14:25:31  
The belt drive is driven by a bevel gear on the countershaft in the transmission, thus anytime the countershaft is turning, the belt pulley will turn. The transmission input shaft has a sliding high low gear that drives the countershaft. When the lever is in the station that has 1st & 3rd it has the sliding gear to the rear driving the countershaft at lowest speed. Move lever to the station that has 2nd & 4th and sliding gear is driving the countershaft at highest speed. Belt pulley speed will correspond to position of the transmission lever. When the lever is in the neutral "belt stop" position, the sliding input gear is not meshed with any gears on the countershaft, thus power is not transmitted. Pulley will rotate slowly when in "Belt Stop" due to friction from oil movement.

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Ron Grother

07-05-2005 15:36:40




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 Re: Belt Pully on 60 in reply to Scarbutt, 07-05-2005 14:25:31  
the only time it stops is when it`s in neutral.



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Scarbutt

07-06-2005 05:45:40




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 Re: Belt Pully on 60 in reply to Ron Grother, 07-05-2005 15:36:40  
Thanks to everyone who replied. This clears up the questions I had.



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