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thats exactly it and they are actually local to me! I called and left them a voice message yesterday. My guess is they uploaded an entire online parts catalog to their website to dropship, and havent updated it as stuff has been made unavailable... im not too hopeful they actually have it in...

looks like you're right its a 14mm shaft 1 1/4, 1 3/4, 2 1/4, then 2 5/8" for the steps.

hm. lemme go disassemble and measure! :) Theres a tensioner adjustment so im not AS worried about it matching belt length at all steps... i can loosen or tighten around that within an inch or so margin.

also, I said initially 'drive pulley' when i believe i mean 'motor pulley'... the one im missing is the one that mounts on the motor shaft...

thanks for looking i saw that spindle pulley on ebay. I just put a caliper on the drive shaft and it reads .55" so the 1/2 or 5/8" stuff from mcmaster-carr probably wouldnt quite work... https://www.mcmaster.com/drive-pulleys

I was gifted a Ryobi DP120 last week. The motor pulley was removed and replaced with a very small pulley. they also screwed a larger aluminum pulley onto the idler pulley and ran it all with a longer belt so they could seriously underdrive the whole thing for a specific industrial application...

sold!

hopefully this is closely enough related to keep the mods happy! :) I've got a Good-as-new Prodigy P2 brake controller that includes the original box, literature, miniDVD etc, and a pig-tail connector for a mid-2000s Chevy truck (if you have something else, these adapters can be bought for a...

my 2 car garage looks like a disaster even when its 'clean'

I generally dont like to use HF stuff beyond very occasional use tools... and these are mostly that, but... this covers all my reqs and was $32. http://www.harborfreight.com/64-piece-14-38-and-12-socket-set-69261.html thx for everyone's reqs!

I want amazing quality and disposable price! :lol_hitti

thanks for everyone's help! much appreciated.

this might do the trick anything cheaper out there? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004FEPHQO/?tag=atomicindus08-20

thats why im after a kit thats sockets, ratchets, maybe extensions, NOTHING MORE... I dont want an assortment of 4 wrenches, 73 different allen wrenches, and all that other ****... just sockets... does such a thing exist?

it was this kit: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NQ159G/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I was looking at buying a wrench roll, the decent ones were all $10, figured for another $20, Id have a full set of 'disposable' wrenches that I dont mind losing/rusting/loaning out/forgetting to pack back up...

im not looking for a full complete set of tools... Ive got a bunch of stuff I need that wont be in a multi-kit... vicegrips, needlenose, Channel locks, torx, BFH, a few BIG sockets for axle nuts and such, and I also carry an 18" tool bag with all that other stuff... im just sick of the socket...

...bit of a different request... Want a CHEAP set of tools for occasional use in an injection molded case that will keep them secure and from rattling. This will live permanantly in the back of my jeep... dedicated trail tools. Im tired of shuffling tools back and forth between the garage box...

Ive seen both of those and they are along the lines of what im looking to do. more like this though: http://www.oklahomahistory.net/palletshed.html I know the savings would be marginal, but for some reason this appeals to me... and I cant quite put my finger on that reason. a stick built...

anyone built a shed from discarded shipping pallets? I've been looking at this as a cheap option, and when sheathed with something decent, not an eye-sore to the neighborhood. probalby would want something in the 8x12 range so I can get the riding mower, yard tools, my road/trail tires for my...

I tow my jeep all over the SE behind a 1/2 ton Tahoe. old trailer + jeep put me in the 7000 to 7200lb range (old trailer was overkill). with a WD hitch, properly set brake controller, good trailer brakes, etc it was fine EXCEPT for a couple of the long grades through Tennessee that I...