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I've been cleaning up parts and started on the generator. My pulley looks like it has seen its last days. It comes from a lucas c40 generator/dynamo. Any leads on a used source (<~$89 from the suppliers).
Is this for a mechanically driven tach? Yes 3 5/8 OD. The ID of the shaft is difficult to measure as it has been roughed up-also. It has a keyway and is rivited.
This has to be a delivery record. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Glen is in Davis 95 miles away. Abe another forum member is in Davis today and is coming down here to check out a bonnet that I got from another member (Cortina) for some parts for his sprite. I call Abe; as I know he knows Glen and Abe delivers pulley to me at 7:45pm.
Glen even paints the pulley for me and the paint is not even dry when its in my hands. This forum is great
Just Curious... what is the correct size of the pulley for a tach drive generator? I picked up a used generator, that has the tach drive, but I'm not 100% sure it came from a bugeye. I think so T series cars also used the tach drive, right?
3 5/8" od. The tack will not read correctly with a different od. I had a smaller pulley from, i imagine, a later spridget. Tach was reading about twice as it should.
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