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V Belt Pulley Question?
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    Posted: 06 Nov 2010 at 12:42am
I've been searching the Internet for a V belt pulley for one of my projects. I came across a number of what looks like pulleys but they are listed as a Sheave. Is there a difference between a pulley and a Sheave?
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No difference that i know of.
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Depends on what your wanting to power or turn. Yes, there is a difference between a V belt pulley and a sheave. Most sheaves are wider and accept cables or winch ropes, not belts. Some sheaves are carbon fiber, hard plastic, light steel. So be careful when ordering out of a catalog. Stick with the pulley section.
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Here is an 'opinion' that I found.
 
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