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I'm being a bit lazy. I searched the archives a bit, but decided to post. I'm looking for a new pulley for the snow thrower on my 125. Does anyone have the shaft size and pulley diameter so I can buy one thru McMaster-Carr?
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Darren Sterley
What I did was get stub axles that were about 6" long . They were rated for 2500 lbs I think. Cut them down and welded the stud fast to the stock location after cutting of the stock axle pin. I had gussets welded in to make this as strong as I could. I think the bolt is now a grade 8 also.They have the bearing buddies and are grease-able also. Four studs hold the rim on. I went with the four stud because the five stud would just have been over kill and I did not think I would need there weight rating. Four ply tires I think to 45 psi air and I was happy with the weight caring abilities of this set up. I did this because I think the standard bolt and washer set up on a loader would let me down.I think I run about 30 psi
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What I did was get stub axles that were about 6" long . They were rated for 2500 lbs I think. Cut them down and welded the stud fast to the stock location after cutting of the stock axle pin. I had gussets welded in to make this as strong as I could. I think the bolt is now a grade 8 also.They have the bearing buddies and are grease-able also. Four studs hold the rim on. I went with the four stud because the five stud would just have been over kill and I did not think I would need there weight rating. Four ply tires I think to 45 psi air and I was happy with the weight caring abilities of this set up. I did this because I think the standard bolt and washer set up on a loader would let me down.I think I run about 30 psi
proessler
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Noah, Charlie has the pulley on his site, Farm & Fleet stores have pulleys, You may want to check FAQ for speed upgrade. 3/4" shaft...
thank you Donald,
we got a set of 1in spindles that were off a latter cub, so we where hoping to get just the hub, but its looking like we either need to cut out the spindle and add a longer one are use the standerd rims and bearings.
we got a set of 1in spindles that were off a latter cub, so we where hoping to get just the hub, but its looking like we either need to cut out the spindle and add a longer one are use the standerd rims and bearings.
PAUL - I just checked Charlie's site, He does have a bunch of snow blower parts. I bought a new chain adjuster casting from your local C/IH dealer many years ago, two new needle bearings, a sprocket, think the shaft was O-K, couple roll pins. I paid $90 for the QA-36 blower and my little box of parts was over $150, the casting alone was almost $100.
Another place to look for a pulley is MOTION Industries, and make sure you get the right width keyway, I think it's 3/16ths inch, and to handle the horse power it should be cast iron, diecast or stamped steel won't hold up.
Another place to look for a pulley is MOTION Industries, and make sure you get the right width keyway, I think it's 3/16ths inch, and to handle the horse power it should be cast iron, diecast or stamped steel won't hold up.
Thanks, I checked Charlie's site. Can anyone tell me the outside diameter of the standard snow thrower pulley? Is it 4"? 3/16" would be the standard keyway for a 3/4" bore. Sorry, I wish my snow thrower and Cub weren't 130 miles away.
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Thanks David and Michael, I was just wondering if it was done before.
Noah S.
Depending on what thrower you have.
The OEM pulley size is 4 1/8" x 3/8" or 1/2" belt size.
Depending on what thrower you have.
The OEM pulley size is 4 1/8" x 3/8" or 1/2" belt size.
