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sickle mower help
I bought a sickle mower but the pulley that fits on the tractor was broken and the one i have will not run in line ithe the one on the sickle. does anyone have a picture of one or can tell me what it looks like so I can find one?? thanks
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4 or 4 1/2" diameter pulley
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I don't remember the cost. You can still get them new at you IH dealer. Jamie at JP has them also.
Here it is: http://www.tmtractor.com/pt/22_pulleyfp.htm
Here it is: http://www.tmtractor.com/pt/22_pulleyfp.htm
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I priced a new pto pulley for the L-22 at the CaseIH dealer...almost 200 bucks...I machined and rebushed the one that came with the mower....I'm a cheeepey I guess. Hope your dealer has em for less...let us know. Mine is a perfect press fit over the O.D. of the splines only..drive via a special pin I made too. It really needs the additional contact point area to drive it if I'm ever going to actually mow with it.
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Marion(57 Loboy) wrote:I priced a new pto pulley for the L-22 at the CaseIH dealer...almost 200 bucks...I machined and rebushed the one that came with the mower....I'm a cheeepey I guess. Hope your dealer has em for less...let us know. Mine is a perfect press fit over the O.D. of the splines only..drive via a special pin I made too. It really needs the additional contact point area to drive it if I'm ever going to actually mow with it.
The pulley and PTO shaft on my '47 were both chewed up. I machined the outside of the shaft spline to true it up... just on the tips of the splines. Then I bored the pulley to true it up and eliminate the splines and cut a keyway. I made a bushing to fill the space and slotted it for the key. The key had about 10 choices for a keyway in the shaft. As far as I know it's still doing its' job.
The moral of the story? NEVER allow a pulley to run loosely on any shaft.
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pulley
Bigdog wrote:4 or 4 1/2" diameter pulley
I have a pully like the top one but some one has turned the small
end down so it fits the L shape gear box that fits on the PTO.What
I would like to know if the ears can be welded back on so it can be
tighten on the PTO...Thanks
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This is what you want. At least it looks so to me.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... eName=WDVW
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... eName=WDVW
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beaconlight wrote:This is what you want. At least it looks so to me.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... eName=WDVW
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Hey!!! That's the guy I bought this Cub/sickle mower from. Joel had just recently moved from NJ and brought it with him. I was just reliving the endless (600 mile) ride on I-80 to get it.
It had a bad pulley and Bigdog kindly supplied me with the one from his crispy Cub.
My guess is that I bought the tractor before the replacement pulley arrived.
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