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tbran
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Joined: 14 Sep 2009 Location: Paris Tn Points: 3586 |
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Topic: 210/220 fan belt helpPosted: 16 hours 60 minutes ago at 10:01pm |
The pulley on 210-220 addition that will help wrap the water pump pulley and crank pulley. This is a special flat pulley used on F series and other Gleaner combines . Remove the inner bolt on the front timing /pump cover and install longer bolt with shims to align pulley. Works to lengthen life of belts. PN 71178651
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SteveM C/IL
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Posted: 5 hours 22 minutes ago at 9:39am |
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Hydraulic pump drive idler.....currently $57.39 at my dealer.
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Posted: 1 hour 16 minutes ago at 1:45pm |
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could this also be applied to. a D-21 to help keep it cooler?
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DrAllis
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Posted: 59 minutes ago at 2:02pm |
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Same same. Yes. The 1/2" belt system was just borderline acceptable when the belts are new and so are the pulleys, especially the water pump pulley. And the belts must be tight so the fan doesn't slow down. Personally, I have used a wider belt ("B" 55 inches long) to stand up higher on the water pump pulley and they don't slip if kept tight, even when they get some wear on them. They can't sink to the bottom of the pulley groove because they are wider. I've seen these engines with the fan blades buried into the shroud, which is wrong, because the wrong thickness fan spacer was used. Fan blades need to ne 50% in and 50% out of the shrouds lip for best air flow.
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ranger43
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Posted: 19 minutes ago at 2:42pm |
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Thank you!! I have wrestled with this for 30 years trying to come up with a better solution. My crank pulley is worn and new belts help very little. I know that is the primary reason the tractor has run a little warmer.
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