Good afternoon. Anyone got a crank pulley for my D4? Mine has a chunk out of it and who knows how long it ran, but if I can find one I can afford, I would like to replace it. Reply with email or phone number and price. Thank you! Elton

Have to have serial # of tractor. 7U1-7U31974 used 4F8035 pulley and 7U31975 up used 5H4245 pulley.
These companies show having the 4F8035:
218-736-6298
707-312-7014
614-681-7929

Thanks Rome, my serial number is 7U36219 so it looks like the later one. We'll see if anyone responds. I appreciate your help! Elton

I have a used pully 4f7083 for d4 6-7 u

Gemdozer,

Thanks for your offer, but Rome says my dozer uses a 5H4245 pulley. I don't have access to supercesion information, so I don't know it it would work.

Elton

"Elton" wrote:

Gemdozer,

Thanks for your offer, but Rome says my dozer uses a 5H4245 pulley. I don't have access to supercesion information, so I don't know it it would work.

Elton

Yes and the fan/water pump pulley is 5H4160 Hub and 4F6046 Rim. FP Smith shows one and Norcan Salvage, 509-466-3566, shows some[5H4245].
Your machine would also use a 5H4239 belt.

Do you know about the left hand lock bolt and the right hand pulley bolt? The large nut takes a 2 3/4" six point socket.

Rome,

Thank you again for your help! I have a parts book form 31414 that says from serial numbers 7U27570 up. But it shows the earlier pulley only. I am aware of the left hand right hand bolts. Seems an interesting way to secure a crank bolt, but it has worked all these years without coming off! When I removed the pulley a couple of months ago the puller was really tight and I was wondering if it would ever break loose, but it finally did. And no, I screwed the pull bolts in the holes provided, but someone previously used an arm puller and pulled out the chunks of pulley! I guess we all have lessons to learn. The next struggle will be the steering clutches. They were giving the previous owner trouble 30 years ago. I hope I don't have to use a torch to get them apart! Thanks to all who have replied to me.
Elton

Your welcome Elton! were all glad to help. Check the clutch adjustments first then if that done help it may need new dics. etc.

Rome,

I drained about 5 gallons out of the right side steering clutch chamber and a couple out of the left, so I am not expecting anything easy there.

Elton