Any chance anyone has a usable V-belt flywheel (or flat belt) like this one for sale? It came off a Monitor ZA. It's 12" O.D. and is for a 1.25" shaft. Thanks in advance.
Monitor pump fly wheel
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Jim Corcoran
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Monitor pump fly wheel
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Jim Corcoran
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Re: Dempster pump fly wheel
Still in need of a good usable flywheel for my Baker Monitor ZA pumpjack. While my preference is for the sheet metal V-Belt, I can also use the cast flat belt version. As always any help is greatly appreciated.
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Re: Monitor pump fly wheel
Jim, I was thinking maybe an old combine or swather might have a sheet metal pulley like you pictured.??
Tractor Supply and probably other farm supply stores offer a brand called "Weasler" in 12 inch. They have different size shaft hubs that can be welded in the pulley.
Gregg
Tractor Supply and probably other farm supply stores offer a brand called "Weasler" in 12 inch. They have different size shaft hubs that can be welded in the pulley.
Gregg
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Jim Corcoran
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Re: Monitor pump fly wheel
Gregg,
Thanks. I haven't checked Tractor Supply but will. I've found several sources for a 12" v-belt pulley but they don't have a bore greater than 1". I'll keep looking.
Thanks. I haven't checked Tractor Supply but will. I've found several sources for a 12" v-belt pulley but they don't have a bore greater than 1". I'll keep looking.
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