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I was given a flat belt pulley from a Ford 8N with an angle shaft and decided to use it to power my 1920's grist corn mill. The pulley's angle shaft bolts up to the pto shaft on the rear of my older Ford tractor. I mounted it on a 3-pt. hitch system and used a pto shaft assembly from a small fertilizer spreader. I use the top link on the 3-pt. to adjust the flat belt tension. (Wayne A Beggs, 3378 Augusta Hwy., Lincolnton, Mass. 30817 ph 306 359-1240)
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Powered Grist Corn Mill FARM HOME Miscellaneous 26-1-36 I was given a flat belt pulley from a Ford 8N with an angle shaft and decided to use it to power my 1920's grist corn mill. The pulley's angle shaft bolts up to the pto shaft on the rear of my older Ford tractor. I mounted it on a 3-pt. hitch system and used a pto shaft assembly from a small fertilizer spreader. I use the top link on the 3-pt. to adjust the flat belt tension. (Wayne A Beggs, 3378 Augusta Hwy., Lincolnton, Mass. 30817 ph 306 359-1240)
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