need a 5 inch pully and ( gloat)

Larry:

Try here:

http://www.v-belt.com.cn/Pulley_Sheaves_Bushings.html

MJ Wallace


BTW: I did a "google" on - 5" pulley - I found this with
3 link hits

> now all i need is that 5 inch pully.
> so far i cant find one doing an internet search.

http://www.surpluscenter.com/
Click on the tab marked "Power Trans".
HTH
--Glenn Lyford

thanks you all
the one post that helped the most is reminding me to look for a v-belt.
and i have never seen mcmaster.com before.( i like it)
and i found hardwarestore .com as well

this was a good experiance.
thanks again.
larry

I buy all my pulleys from McMaster-Carr (mcmaster.com). Search for "pulley".
Hope this helps.
Joe







Larry and Lois wrote:

> i was given a 4 3/8 craftsman planner/jointer
> manufactured in the 1950's
> i little rusted, i took about an hour to buff the rust out.other wise it
> looks like it was never used, still has sharp (orginal) blades.
>
> i found its parts list and user guide on the internet (good ol craftsman).
> it recommends a 1/2 horse power moter at 1750 rpm on a 5 inch pully to get
> the desired working rpms.
>
> i found the moter at harbor freight.
> now all i need is that 5 inch pully.
> so far i cant find one doing an internet search.
> there is some local parts junk yard close by but i would like a new one.( i
> may rethink this according to price)
>
> help please???
>
>

Larry and Lois wrote:

> i found the moter at harbor freight.
> now all i need is that 5 inch pully.
> so far i cant find one doing an internet search.
> there is some local parts junk yard close by but i would like a new one.( i
> may rethink this according to price)
>
> help please???

The last time I was at a Sears Hardware Store they had a wide assortment
of different sized pulleys.

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Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
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"Larry and Lois" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>i was given a 4 3/8 craftsman planner/jointer
> manufactured in the 1950's
> i little rusted, i took about an hour to buff the rust out.other wise it
> looks like it was never used, still has sharp (orginal) blades.
>
> i found its parts list and user guide on the internet (good ol craftsman).
> it recommends a 1/2 horse power moter at 1750 rpm on a 5 inch pully to get
> the desired working rpms.
>
> i found the moter at harbor freight.
> now all i need is that 5 inch pully.
> so far i cant find one doing an internet search.
> there is some local parts junk yard close by but i would like a new
> one.( i
> may rethink this according to price)
>
> help please???

did you try at mcmaster-carr?

Ace hardware???

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"Larry and Lois" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>i was given a 4 3/8 craftsman planner/jointer
> manufactured in the 1950's
> i little rusted, i took about an hour to buff the rust out.other
> wise it
> looks like it was never used, still has sharp (orginal) blades.
>
> i found its parts list and user guide on the internet (good ol
> craftsman).
> it recommends a 1/2 horse power moter at 1750 rpm on a 5 inch
> pully to get
> the desired working rpms.
>
> i found the moter at harbor freight.
> now all i need is that 5 inch pully.
> so far i cant find one doing an internet search.
> there is some local parts junk yard close by but i would like a
> new one.( i
> may rethink this according to price)
>
> help please???
>
>