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1953 flathead fan pulley?

I was working on my 1953 f350 tonight and I noticed my cooling fan pulley has broken. I see several types on ebay and no new replacements in the catalogs I have. Any suggestions on where I can find the part I need or switch to an electric fan? I don't know if the part that was on it was correct to begin with as I see 2 totally different choices for 1953. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
 
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Does your engine use two narrow belts? Can you take a picture of your existing pulley and bracket? I believe '53's with the flat V8 used the same setup as cars used for many years.
 
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(sigh) No parts catalog, no clue / 1948/56 Ford Truck Parts Catalog available on a C/D from hipoparts.com

8RT-8509-A .. 239 L-Head Single Sheave Water Pump Pulley / 4.36" O.D. x .625" I.D. / 1.98" depth ~ .62" sheave width / Obsolete

Applications: 1948/52 F1/F6 & F5/F6 COE / 1953 F100/600 & C500/600.

GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 2 = 800-543-4959.

Left: Lower pic / Right pic, basic part number 8509: How many choices do you see for 1953 F350 239 L-head V8 (parts catalog symbol: Y)?
 
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Isn't the OP asking about a FAN pulley? that diagram is of a WATER PUMP pulley?
2 different animals on a flathead....
 
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Yes I am asking about the fan pulley. I have a 4 blade fan if that helps. The 2 I found on eBay have 3 blades.
 
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The Parts CD doesn't really show what the '53 Flat V8 uses, but I believe as I said that it uses a different fan hub than the 48-52's, with a sealed ball bearing like cars. I believe it looks something like this







Try searching on that p/n
 
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That looks like it. Where do I find one?
 
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These folks show to have the bracket with bearing, the fan may be sold separately? Is your fan bolted on or riveted?


 
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As far as I can tell bolted. I will have to switch to the computer as the phone screen is too small. Thanks
 
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That is great. I will try calling in the morning. Thanks for all your help.
 
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I got on the web site RearCounter.com and sent my request, thanks again.
 
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I might have a fan pully like that one. Id have to dig around to verify. If your search doesnt turn one up let me know and ill see whats in the pile.
 
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IF the F-350 is the same as the F-100, it uses the wide belts and four blade fan that bolts on.
 
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Thanks for the pictures, Effie. It's the car-type sealed bearing but with truck-type wide belts.
 
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That is a good picture of the piece I need. Both suppliers above no longer have the part available.
 


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