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Gravely 07300041 Engine Sheave, 1.127 X 3.275

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Compatibility

This part will fit the following 15 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.

Gravely 992166 (PM 260H XDZ) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 31hp Kawasaki (SN: 003000 & Above)
GravelyGravely 992166 (PM 260H XDZ) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 31hp Kawasaki (SN: 003000 & Above)Engine And Clutch
Gravely 992153 (PM 260H XDZ) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 25hp Kawasaki (SN: 000401 & Above)
GravelyGravely 992153 (PM 260H XDZ) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 25hp Kawasaki (SN: 000401 & Above)Engine And Clutch
Gravely 992162 (PM 260M XDZ) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 27hp Kawasaki (SN: 000101 - 002999)
GravelyGravely 992162 (PM 260M XDZ) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 27hp Kawasaki (SN: 000101 - 002999)Engine And Clutch
Gravely 992212 (PM 252M) - Gravely Pro-Master 52" Zero-Turn Mower, 27hp Kawasaki (SN: 000101 - 002999)
GravelyGravely 992212 (PM 252M) - Gravely Pro-Master 52" Zero-Turn Mower, 27hp Kawasaki (SN: 000101 - 002999)Engine And Clutch
Gravely 992210 (PM 260M) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 27hp Kawasaki (SN: 003000 & Above)
GravelyGravely 992210 (PM 260M) - Gravely Pro-Master 60" Zero-Turn Mower, 27hp Kawasaki (SN: 003000 & Above)Engine And Clutch

Description

The purpose of the Pulley or Sheave is to ensure smooth movement of the belts within your equipment or engine. Symptoms of a bad or failing pulley could include squealing during operations and sluggish or slipping belts. If you find damage to a pulley, like metal burrs or dents, also inspect the associated shaft and bearing for similar signs of impact or abrasion. When you replace a pulley, strongly consider replacing the associated belt so that you get the maximum performance improvement.