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old

08-16-2006 08:29:14




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Drive a hyd pump off the crank pulley on an Oliver 60 and if so where do you find the pulley to do so. Right now I have a pump running off a belt but when the loader lifts some thing real heavy or you try to lift the front end the belt slips. Oh by the way this engine is in a cletrac HG.
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Mike (WA)

08-16-2006 11:04:44




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 Re: Is there any way to in reply to old, 08-16-2006 08:29:14  
A lot of the tractor supply places have a hub that bolts to your pulley, that is splined for the shaft that comes forward (through the crank hole) to drive the pump, through a flex coupler. I took the crank pulley off my Oliver 550, bought the hub, and took both to my favorite machine shop to drill the pulley to bolt on the hub. Could probably do it yourself, if you could be precise enough so the hub wouldn't be off center.

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old

08-16-2006 11:17:08




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 Re: Is there any way to in reply to Mike (WA), 08-16-2006 11:04:44  
Part of the problem is on the 60 the pulley is sort of a cup type pulley. I was going to do as you said but none of the ones I have come up with will even begian to be able to work. I need to pull that pulley and replace it with one that isn't cupped so thats why I'm asking to see if they make one

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RWT

08-17-2006 20:52:35




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 Re: Is there any way to in reply to old, 08-16-2006 11:17:08  
The way I saw it done on a 77 with what I believe is a similar pulley was a spacer hub machined to fit in the cup of the pulley.

I would have to look but if I recall correctly the pulley was drilled and taped for four cap screws to hold the spacer in. The center was drilled to allow a regular hex bolt to hold the pulley on (no cranking hub). With the four mounting bolts below the surface it gave a relatively flat surface to drill and tap for a pump drive hub.

RT

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