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Bore sizes for automotive pulleys
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dca...@krl.org
Oct 4, 2009, 11:44:05 AM10/4/09
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I bought a generator head and engine from someone who planned on
making a generator set for those times when the electrical power is
out. And I plan on finishing the project. However the seller had
misplaced the pulley for the generator. ( it is designed for belt
drive ) And the generator shaft is 24 mm. I can get a pulley and
taper hub from WW Grainger, but thought it might be cheaper to get a
pulley at the auto wrecking yard. Before I take calipers in hand and
wander thru some wrecking yards, I thought I would ask the group if
24mm is a common size for the bore of crankshaft pulleys.
making a generator set for those times when the electrical power is
out. And I plan on finishing the project. However the seller had
misplaced the pulley for the generator. ( it is designed for belt
drive ) And the generator shaft is 24 mm. I can get a pulley and
taper hub from WW Grainger, but thought it might be cheaper to get a
pulley at the auto wrecking yard. Before I take calipers in hand and
wander thru some wrecking yards, I thought I would ask the group if
24mm is a common size for the bore of crankshaft pulleys.
Lovejoy couplings would be cheaper, but I would like to run the engine
at less than 3600 rpm.
Dan
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