Endless belt power transmission systems or components – System including spaced pulleys interconnected by a belt – With frame or mount for system
Patent
1995-04-19
1996-11-26
Schoeppel, Roger J.
Endless belt power transmission systems or components
System including spaced pulleys interconnected by a belt
With frame or mount for system
474903, 74574, F16H 724
Patent
active
055779727
ABSTRACT:
A pulley spacer for use with internal combustion racing engines that is a circular disc of a predetermined thickness for spacing the racing pulley from the engine to retain alignment of the racing pulley-water pump pulley drive belt. The disc includes an obverse face and a reverse face. The disc includes a centrally located aperture through the disc and the obverse face includes a groove of a predetermined width concentric with the aperture. The reverse face includes a circular flange of a predetermined width concentric with the aperture. The groove and circular flange mate, with very tight fit, with a corresponding flange and groove on the racing pulley and a standard balancer, respectively, to allow transmission of engine torque without shearing the bolts used to assemble the racing pulley-pulley spacer-standard balancer assembly.
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Renz Jr. Eugene E.
Schoeppel Roger J.
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