Reply to "Oops I'm doing it again....I lost my head..."

mangustaMember

Garth,

Thanks for the shot of the Econoline setup! I know I have seen them......just forgot about them!

As for that pesky pulley, nope. Ford never made one with the small sheave in the rear, and the larger sheave in the front.

The reason that they do have a crank pulley that fits is due to power steering cars. They used the larger 1/2" belt on the pump, but it was driven directly from the crank pulley and didn't go 'round the water pump!

In later years, the sheave on the P/S pump went smaller as Ford started using smaller width belts depending on application....

It's always something.....

Steve

4/27/101:45 PM

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