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Splined PTO vbelt pulley

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Greenfrog

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PTO shaft is 6 point, 1 1/8 or 1 3/8 with adaptor. Need link to a vbelt pulley to fit on this.
Im sure such exists but internet search doesnt come up with much.
Thx in advance.
 
woods belly mowers have a selection to fit different makes and models of tractors so as to run belly mowers. google that and see if it helps you.
 
With the wedge lock type pulleys you can get a splined hub for a PTO shaft, and wedge on any size pulley you want. Woods supplied them with some of their mowers.
 
I've made a number of those. Most farm and home places sell a hub that fits the PTO shaft and pulleys that you weld to the hub. Not hard to do but you do need to know how big of a pulley you need or you can over speed or under speed what your making it for
 
Don't know what you mean by the X, V, W series of hubs. The hub I am talking about is set up to slide on a PTO shaft and either clamp or pin on the shaft like a PTO for equipment. It is set up such that you can then weld a pulley to it
 
The proper bearing industrial places wont have the weld on pulley/ sprocket to the bushings. Up here in Canada we have Princess Auto where you can go till 9pm and every day of the week. Off shore cheaper stuff usually. Harbour freight might be the US comparison.

The V, W, X weld on bushings are for different strengths and sizes of finished sprocket or pulley. They have a thicker diameter bushing and larger diameter hole as the torque requirements go up.

Late at night when you need to get going the next day they work well.... so well I have some on conveyers running for 15 years.

Cant help you with the PTO splined part.
Grant
 

Might look at a Browning #1078625 split taper bushing and the belt pulley diameter needed for your project.
As the pulley is bolted into the bushing, it clamps onto the pto shaft.
The 1078625 is 1-1/8 six spline bore.

The hub can be used with all the other belt pulleys offered that can be used on that hub.
 
It would be best to use the one Double07 suggested, it would fit tight on the smaller shaft and not rattle. We have that style on our Farmall C and it runs very smooth.
 
(quoted from post at 04:53:40 06/03/21) Green frog just web search ihs2337 and ozlanders recommendation will pop up.
Click to expand...

Whoops, ozlanders post did not make it to Modern because ..he spoke of a name we do not mention.. see Classic. Probably should have did this in an edit.
 
get with BROWNING you need the hub to fit the splines then the pulley that will fit the hub. What kind of a pulley do you want
 
Harbor Freight only sells tools, where Princess Auto has a much wider selection of components in addition to tools.

The nearest equivalent we have in the US is Northern Tool, but I don't think they have the selection that Princess Auto does.

In the US you'd find the hubs and pulleys at Tractor Supply, though only a limited selection. From what I've seen Princess Auto has an entire aisle of pulleys and sprockets, where TSC only has a couple of shelves. Same with hydraulics; Princess, entire aisles, TSC, a shelf.
 
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