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Question for Jim Cox ( Need Pulley)

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B. Jones

08-31-2004 11:51:51

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To make the tach work right, we put a 4 inch pulley on our Delco Alternator. It is the old cable rear drive. Until I put this 4 inch pulley on I had a 3 inch -double pulley For 2 belts. Do you have a source for a 4 inch double pulley?? It is working ok with a single belt but I have to keep the belt tight or the 7 blade fan slips the belt. This is an Allis-chalmers 200. I know this is the Ford sight but this is where I hang out most of the time. Thank you, Barrett Jones

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B. Jones

09-01-2004 10:33:49

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Re: Question for Jim Cox ( Need Pulley) in reply to B. Jones, 08-31-2004 11:51:51

Dear Jim,"

Thank you again for your time and effort. I sent you an E-Mail, Hope it goes through. If not, jones4 at classicnet dot net. I think I"d like to give it a try. It sounds like it might be what I need. Barrett Jones Brookfield, Mo.

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Jim Cox

09-01-2004 08:17:23

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Re: Question for Jim Cox ( Need Pulley) in reply to B. Jones, 08-31-2004 11:51:51

I found a 4 3/8" pulley from a combine using a niehoff alt. the pulley is for 5/8 belts, a smaller belt might ride lower and get you just what you need. Dual pulley, about 1/2" from fan to first pulley. the front pulley might need a little 'attention' due to prior shipping. Email me your address. I'll send it to you
coxster at yahoo dot com

Jim Cox

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B. Jones

08-31-2004 11:59:04

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Re: Question for Jim Cox ( Need Pulley) in reply to B. Jones, 08-31-2004 11:51:51

I forgot to add that it uses 1/2 inch wide belts. Barrett Jones

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Jim Cox

08-31-2004 13:17:29

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Re: Question for Jim Cox ( Need Pulley) in reply to B. Jones, 08-31-2004 11:59:04

are the pulleys right up against the fan, or is there space from the fan to the first pulley?

Let me know

Jim

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B. Jones

08-31-2004 17:19:49

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Re: Question for Jim Cox ( Need Pulley) in reply to Jim Cox, 08-31-2004 13:17:29

Thank you Jim for responding so quickly. There is a space maybe 1/2 inch or so. They are not up against the fan. Barrett Jones

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