Posted by Clint dixon on Thursday, December 16, 2004 at 12:45PM :
In Reply to: Belt Pulley Questions posted by dave horvath on Thursday, December 16, 2004 at 8:20AM :
Hey Dave. Above is pictured an image of two different Ford Tractor belt pulleys.
The one on the left has a 1-3/8" female spline and a steel pulley drum. It will bolt right up to your POWER-WAGON. It will set a little closer to the tailgate than an original Dodge pulley would. The mounting surface of this pulley consists of 4 "legs", so it will not mount completely flush with the Dodge pillow block like the Dodge pulley would. You can make a .250" spacer, or machine the belt pulley "legs" to match the locating protrusion on the pillow block. This ford belt pulley is newer than most you will find, and more rare.
The pulley on the right is the older, more common, Ford belt pulley, probably like what you have. It has a 1-1/8" female spline and a pressed paper pulley drum. This pulley would require a splined reducer and a housing extension to make it work on a POWER-WAGON.
I believe most parts are interchangeable between the two Ford pulleys. They share NO common parts with the Dodge POWER-WAGON belt pulley.
Below is a link to more information. Contact me if you need more help.
Clint