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Pedal Ass'y 3380, 3381 & 3760

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"Manic-Mechanic"

Can anyone share a couple of pictures of the sickle pedal & pulley ass’y used with sickle 7-1311?

Specifically, the threaded hole for the pulley & clip? There are no less than 25 applications that used 3381, and numerous others used 4239.

 

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Racinbob

Does this help? The hole for the pulley isn't threaded. If there a different angle or something just let me know. :)

 

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"Manic-Mechanic"

That’s a possibility excellent, thanks but slightly different set up. Say with the slightly larger drive pulley you have to be careful on the rpm’s?

Thats gonna be a concern for mine coming off the cone pulley.

Nice tractor!

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Racinbob

Actually the engine drive pulley is stock. I don't know what the original pulley size was on the sickle (lower) but I had that one. The sickle bar will tell you real quick if you're running it too fast. At the most I'd say I run at about 1/4 throttle.

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1 hour ago, Racinbob said:

Actually the engine drive pulley is stock. I don't know what the original pulley size was on the sickle (lower) but I had that one. The sickle bar will tell you real quick if you're running it too fast. At the most I'd say I run at about 1/4 throttle.

Yeah, 

I had another one years ago it was fragile too, definitely run on the slow side for certain!

Can increase the lower driven pulley but the 3/4” rod is right there above the current pulley.

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