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Steel Transmission Pulley 2 Inch Diameter with 5 /8 Inch Bore

Original price was: $26.27.Current price is: $15.95.

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When you’re dealing with belt-driven equipment, having the right pulley can make the difference between smooth operation and constant headaches. This 2-inch steel transmission pulley with a 5/8-inch bore is the kind of reliable workhorse that keeps your belt systems running without slipping or wobbling, whether it’s on a feed mixer, conveyor system, or shop equipment that needs dependable power transfer.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-machined steel construction that won’t bend or crack under load like cast iron alternatives
  • Clean 5/8-inch bore that fits standard shafts without the need for bushings or adapters
  • Balanced design reduces vibration and extends belt life by maintaining proper tracking
  • V-groove profile grips belts securely for efficient power transmission without slippage
  • Chicago Die Casting quality means this pulley is built to handle years of farm use

Built for Real Farm Work

This pulley works great on all kinds of farm and shop equipment where you need reliable belt drive systems. It’s the right size for many feed mixers, grain handling equipment, shop tools, and various agricultural machinery where steady power transfer is critical. The steel construction handles the dust, moisture, and temperature changes that come with farm work.

Made to Last

Steel pulleys outlast aluminum and cast iron alternatives, especially in demanding farm environments. The precision manufacturing ensures true running without the wobble that causes premature belt wear and bearing failure. This pulley maintains its balance and groove profile even after years of use.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – just slide it onto your 5/8-inch shaft and secure with a set screw or key. Make sure to check belt alignment after installation to get maximum belt life. If you’re replacing an old pulley, it’s a good time to inspect your belt for wear and proper tension.