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    Posted: 13 Mar 2011 at 7:04pm
Anyone looking for the belt pulley assembly for the G, I see there are 2 of them on E-Bay. 1 short and 1 long.

Not mine, and I don't need one.

Dusty
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I think one is for hydraulics and one is not but I could be wrong.
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Yeah, I was one of them....someone here on the site was selling off G stuff and never got back to me....thanks, guess I'll go look at Evilbay
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Did you see what the first one sold for on e-bay?  Over $200.
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Anyone have that ended listing they can post here? 
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Belt-Pulley-Allis-Chalmers-G-/180638053611?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a0eddf4eb
Here ya go Chris.
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Thanks Charlie, looks way different than the "other" one, just shows what I've seen with "G" tractors, absolutely zippo.
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It does not surprise me at what it brought. Just the pulley it self is worth $40. to $60. maybe more. And those short assembles are very hard to find.

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The "other one" must need the hydraulic pump to work.
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The short one that sold first is for mounting on a hydraulic pump. The long one is like mine, no pump, just pulley.
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Here is the other one.
 
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Lonnie, If you wanted one of those short belt pulley shafts and the flat belt pulley, you missed a steal of a deal. Its very common at shows to see them going for $450.00 to 500.00 for the shaft, and more often than not $75 to 80 for the pulley itself. These things usually command a very good price. In fact if I would have saw that short one before it ended it would be mine and now for sale for $500.00 FYI.
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I was just posting for conversation, I have pulleys on both my G's and one is hyd. and the other not.
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Rich,
 
I was the winner of that auction.
 
The seller did note that the "bearings were frozen" but, as you noted, I think I'll be OK.
 
Best regards,
 
Scott(GA)
 
Originally posted by RichinWis RichinWis wrote:

Lonnie, If you wanted one of those short belt pulley shafts and the flat belt pulley, you missed a steal of a deal. Its very common at shows to see them going for $450.00 to 500.00 for the shaft, and more often than not $75 to 80 for the pulley itself. These things usually command a very good price. In fact if I would have saw that short one before it ended it would be mine and now for sale for $500.00 FYI.
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