Federal Steering Pump Pulley Depth
For photographic reference.
This is the old pump that I have yet to rebuild. You can see the depth of the shaft in the pulley bore. This is what I measured at 11/16".
Here is the back of the pulley between the pulley and pump. There is a very slight fore and aft movement in the shaft. I have the pulley pulled forward in this picture. There might be 1/16" movement. I consider that normal. But you can plainly see that the pulley cannot press on another 11/16", which would make it flush in the front. Ain't happenin. Both pumps are the same, except now one is rebuilt and one has yet to be.
My rebuilt pump, for what that's worth.
My cleaned and painted pulley, for what that's worth.
For photographic reference.
This is the old pump that I have yet to rebuild. You can see the depth of the shaft in the pulley bore. This is what I measured at 11/16".
Here is the back of the pulley between the pulley and pump. There is a very slight fore and aft movement in the shaft. I have the pulley pulled forward in this picture. There might be 1/16" movement. I consider that normal. But you can plainly see that the pulley cannot press on another 11/16", which would make it flush in the front. Ain't happenin. Both pumps are the same, except now one is rebuilt and one has yet to be.
My rebuilt pump, for what that's worth.
My cleaned and painted pulley, for what that's worth.
