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supension winch pulleys

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supension winch pulleys

Post by jeep97tj »

A Q for thoses with supension winchs, where did u get your pulleys from? what are they used for? what are the called? what did the cost?.

I tried ever where to day and no one could help me and had know idea where i could get one from, they had pulleys for belts and chains, but none for cable.

All im after is a pulley for 6mm cable

Thanks Shane
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Post by RUFF »

Good luck Shane. I couldnt find anything that was going to be suitable. Remember they need to cop shock loading as well. And they realy need to have a fairly deap cable grove in them. Boof uses a tensioner pully and bearing from an AC kit. I just use a 1/2" Grade 8 bolt with a cone lock on it and dont do it up tight(thats why i use the cone lock) Just a couple of tags of the housing and the bolt. You will also need to make a guide to stop the cable from jumping sideways and going around your tags. I just used a U shaped piece of 16x5 flat mounted about 5mm above the bolt.
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Post by humphey »

RUFF wrote:Good luck Shane. I couldnt find anything that was going to be suitable. Remember they need to cop shock loading as well. And they realy need to have a fairly deap cable grove in them. Boof uses a tensioner pully and bearing from an AC kit. I just use a 1/2" Grade 8 bolt with a cone lock on it and dont do it up tight(thats why i use the cone lock) Just a couple of tags of the housing and the bolt. You will also need to make a guide to stop the cable from jumping sideways and going around your tags. I just used a U shaped piece of 16x5 flat mounted about 5mm above the bolt.
shane i 'd use the adjust'a pully for a 2h motor [ the main belt tencher that sits between the w/pump and crank pully] thats what i have in there now and works great .its a bit bulky but strong .i'll see if i can get a pic for u .
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Post by Wendle »

mine sounds the same as ruff's, but i machined a bit of delrin into a roller with a groove in it. works well.

a skatebord wheel with a groove machined in it would be a good way to go. they come with their own bearings and spacers..
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Post by jeep97tj »

Hmmm sounds like there is a business opportunity out there for someone.

So its going to be a custom job then, not to worrie, Thanks

humphey if u cold find a pic that would be good

Thanks Shane
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Post by Wooders »

How about a pulley of one of those elcheapo hand winches?
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Post by Roctoy »

don't bother with any stainless boat pulleys either, mine detonated at the swivel after a day's use.
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Post by humphey »

jeep97tj wrote:Hmmm sounds like there is a business opportunity out there for someone.

So its going to be a custom job then, not to worrie, Thanks

humphey if u cold find a pic that would be good

Thanks Shane
i got one its not real good
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humphey wrote:;)
i'll get some close up one's when me camra comes back :roll: mate's
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Post by bru21 »

i saw some today at air and lift gear in maroochydore. they are ranging 50 - 100 oddmm in dia. deep cable groove, suit 1/2 bolt roughly. think they were $18 each. if they are unsuitable is the obvious choice not a snatch block. they are cheap enough and should easily be up to the task.

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Post by frp88 »

at work we use "v" grooved bearings for straightening our wire the "v" is about 10mm wide and 5mm deep.
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