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    Posted: 10 May 2020 at 1:17pm
What is the pulley size on alternator and what is the tooth count on the tach drive, and inside alternator. Have a feeling the hour meter seems to be rolling over too fast.
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I have been down that road and I can’t remember what the tooth count should be. I did go to harbor freight and buy a tachometer that came with reflective tape I put on the pto shaft and verified my reading was correct. The tach wasn’t all that expensive and I use it to verify all of my tractors.
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DJS tractor parts catalog has all the information that you should need.
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Teeth are 12 and 45.
Pulley is 3.125", #70256332
AC also used 1/2"belt dual groove , .670 bores;
3.25", #70254832.
3.50", #70260105.
3.50", #70262156.
AC 200, CAH, AC185D bareback, AC 180D bareback, D17 III, WF. D17 Blackbar grill, NF. D15 SFW. Case 1175 CAH, Bobcat 543B,
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Originally posted by acplowboy45 acplowboy45 wrote:

What is the pulley size on alternator and what is the tooth count on the tach drive, and inside alternator. Have a feeling the hour meter seems to be rolling over too fast.
Just out of curiosity, what does the tach needle show? We got a complete rear assembly for our 190 alternator from a local starter/alternator shop with "AGCO" numbers, they were for a MASSEY tach Confused. The needle would peg-out at 3/4 throttle Ouch. The "MASSEY" big gear is 48 teeth.
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If anyone ever runs into trouble with the tachometer itself, I had great luck sending them to a gentleman in Florida named Haim Zeevi. He rebuilds them. He is very professional and does excellent work. Does work for show cars and tractors as well so is very particular. He also rebuilds and reworks cables, and has other miscellaneous items to repair tachs and speedometers.
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The way those tachometers were designed to work was 1 hr was logged if the engine was ran near full throttle for an hour (rated speed 2,200 ). So, there's no way it can rack up more hrs unless the tachometer needle is buried at half throttle.
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