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D17 Pulley Question
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    Posted: 11 Feb 2011 at 2:29pm
Will a D17 pulley work on a WD/WD45 crank?
The way I understand it from reading the posts, a D17 crank is tapped for a hydraulic pump adapter.
I can't get up close and personal to a D17, so I don't know the details.
Anyone have any knowledge about that?
Needs to be a double sheave because I have PS on one groove.
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It will go on, may have to shorten the shank a bit as the snout on a D17 crank is longer than a 45.  
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I have done no scientific measuring but I think you need to move the set screw hole to a new spot in the other side of the pulley. I believe the current location throws off your belt alignment.
 
Again I can't confirm but I did check this out many years ago and don't remember my exact results.
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Thanks

I'm ok with some modification. Seems I saw that on another post awhile back, something to do with an engine swap.
I've looked around some for pulleys but haven't found any double pulleys.
Used or new, doesn't make any difference.
Any leads?
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I have 3 double pulleys that are the same size as 45 crank. One has broken out piece on back (1in)  Has three holes in front to bolt on pump $40.00. One just the same in nice shape $100.00. One that has four  holes to bolt on part for pump $140.00. Thanks 785-353-2392
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