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d-19 belt pully??
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    Posted: 10 Mar 2012 at 6:24am
was a belt pulley an option on a d-19? if not not will a pulley set up off of a d-17 fit on a 19? just curious
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corn binder boy. nie states we need a long tube pulley off another 19 or a 190. i've never even seen a 190 with a belt pulley !
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We have a belt pully for a 190 and also one for a D14 15 Niel
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Where is the 'live hydraulic pump' located on a D-19 ?
 
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Originally posted by Gary Gary wrote:

Where is the 'live hydraulic pump' located on a D-19 ?
 
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There isn't one unless somebody has installed an aftermarket pump that, for example, may be driven off the front of the crankshaft.  D19 is set up just like early (pre Series IV) D17.  The hydraulic pump quits if the foot clutch is disengaged, but continues to run if tractor is stopped with the power director.  I guess technically this would be live hydraulics, but not "independent"...kind of the same terms used for the PTO.  People tend to argue all day about the definitions of "live" and "independent".  We all know how the older AC's are set up and it never seemed to bother me that everything stopped when using the foot clutch.  I actually kind of like it that way..especially for the PTO.


Edited by DanD - 10 Mar 2012 at 10:20am
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Mine has one and it looks like the same thing as a D17, This picture is a little old, she's 14 now and the dog has passed.
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D17 should be the same.
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I would like to find one for my new D 19 Diesel. It has every option on it now except a belt pully. Should it  "Bolt right in " or is there much else it needs to make something like this work ?
 
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It should bolt right in Darryl. But i think you have to meaure for shims. I could be wrong though. Ive only had two 19's with belt pulleys.
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Saw a 190 with a belt pulley powering a sawmill at a threshing show once.  I think it was Cedar Falls, Iowa. many years ago.
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Mine has the rod setup on it to engage/disengage it, but the pulley is no longer on it.   Would like to find one someday to add to it.  
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Shims are required, unless you never plan to use it, maybe just for show.  If you do put it on without shims, make sure you have at least some lash, or you will burn up the shaft where the gear rides.  
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