We've been taking a close examination of the cranks and pulleys. I need pics, but it looks like it may work.
Here is where we are leaning.
A 140 crank will work with a Super pulley, but a Super A crank will not work with a 140 pulley.
The 140 crank is a little longer with a threaded end made for the nut that screws down the pulley. The Super A pulley looks like it might slide over the threaded part and still be able to be pressed on the 140 crank.
I'll keep you updated. I may be going into Farmall restoration territory that has never been done before.
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