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WTB. 80xx atl pully
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    Posted: 05 Jul 2022 at 7:45pm
Alternator pulley on the 8050 is worn and new Agco belts are bottomed out. No longer available through Agco. 
Any one have a good one or know where to purchase one? Part number is 70269548
Thanks.
Leon B MO
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Brillman has an assortment of different pulleys available. What is the diameter? What is the belt width? What is the alternator shaft size? Brillman is my primary go to place for anything electrical. 
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Brillman lists a 2 groove pulley for 5/8" belts and is 4-3/8" OD for  a 17MM for about half of the two Steve show.  

Edited by PaulB - 06 Jul 2022 at 6:03am
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Thanks guys, I'll look into them.
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