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dave560

08-18-2007 21:12:38

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A friend of mine has this gear mounted on the belt pulley drive of his IH 300. We were wondering what it was used for. It has the IH logo cast into it.

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chuck46

08-19-2007 08:32:31

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

Hi, It was never intended to be mounted on the pulley drive. All pulleys and sprockets made for that had an open center. It is a peice from another machine and put there for some reason, doesn't look like it was ever used, maybe to give us something to try to figure out.

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Allan In NE

08-19-2007 09:20:37

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to chuck46, 08-19-2007 08:32:31

Yep,

Kinda looks like the internal gear of one of those old John Deere mechanical lifts or something.

Sure doesn't belong on that drive, that's for sure.

Allan

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randy hall

08-19-2007 08:18:06

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

as usual dave is right again this picture is the hub of the rockwood pulley with the driving spokes broken off.

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Dan in Ore

08-19-2007 05:06:44

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

I doubt a square chain ran off of the belt pulley drive. I think that would run way too fast for a "flat" chain as we call them here in the west.

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D Slater

08-19-2007 04:43:38

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

Looks a little like the hub for a paper belt pulley with outside missing and pins broke off of the 6 tips. Its not exactly as I remember, and haven't seen one without the outside for years so I may be completly wrong.

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Hugh MacKay

08-19-2007 03:13:23

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Re: Time you were up Wardner... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

Dave: I've never seen one, but how about drive for electrol generator? Wardner will know as he has one.

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Wardner

08-19-2007 07:27:59

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Re: Time you were up Wardner... in reply to Hugh MacKay, 08-19-2007 03:13:23

Definitely not Electrall, Hugh. Only the largest tractors were fitted with the mid-mount generator. The drive is set up for a C sized V-Belt. Moreover, the axial centerline is parallel with the crankshaft.

There should be a casting number on it. Post that number and someone will look it up.

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georgeky

08-18-2007 22:15:53

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

I'm not even going to guess as I never seen one like it. Very interesting.

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Bob Kerr

08-18-2007 22:05:58

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to dave560, 08-18-2007 21:12:38

Just a wild guess here as I don"t know a lot about the implements that were mounted but I would say a mounted corn picker? It looks like it would drive that square hole link chain, but like I said just a wild guess.

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GeneMO

08-19-2007 07:07:42

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Re: Help identify.... in reply to Bob Kerr, 08-18-2007 22:05:58

Not sure. Though I agree with Dan, it would turn way too fast for use with a "flat chain"

Gene

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