For applications where engines ran under different conditions and RPM requirements. Such as , cars, trucks, military vehicles, generating sets, welders, etc etc. Regards, Kevin.
The 4 inch originally was used on 35 - 36 trucks. The 4 3/4" was standard production on 37 - 39 trucks. There were two versions of the 37 - 39, one for 2-brush and one for 3-brush generators. Any part numbers on the pulleys?
There is also a difference in the mounts. The green bible has illustrations of the generator front mounts with part numbers and a fair amount of pulley information too. Pulleys were fan related clear up through the 1939 standard cars when the crankshaft mounted fans replaced them for 85 & 95 HP V8 engines.
The last b part is not very clear.It could very well be a single B , but it looks like there is another character.I do not have a parts book to go by.
I appreciate all the help and info.