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Rear drive belt pulley fitment?
- Thread starter GlenCreek
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Looks like it would work. The part number is different because it was superseded by the new number. 79 is
the correct number of teeth.
If I needed one I'd go for it, a new one is about $350.
Just out of curiosity, what happened that you need a new rear pulley? No need to answer if it's embarrassing.
the correct number of teeth.
If I needed one I'd go for it, a new one is about $350.
Just out of curiosity, what happened that you need a new rear pulley? No need to answer if it's embarrassing.
Looks like it would work. The part number is different because it was superseded by the new number. 79 is
the correct number of teeth.
If I needed one I'd go for it, a new one is about $350.
Just out of curiosity, what happened that you need a new rear pulley? No need to answer if it's embarrassing.
Well I hit a good sized chunk of cement that destroyed my rear tire, belt, and pulley. So I’m searching for all three. The tire is easy but the belt and pulley is proving to be difficult
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