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MXL 20 Teeth .08" Pitch Drive Pulley

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20 Teeth .08" Pitch MXL Drive Pulley

$15.85

Includes free technical support.

Introduction:

This is an MXL size drive pulley with a .08" pitch. Connect these directly to a 1/4" motor shaft and use a .08" pitch timing belt. Maximum width belt that will fit is 1/4".

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