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I have another post about powermatic 3520 but appears the Jet is virtually the same machine. Regardless, I was hoping someone would take the time to give me the diameter of the four pulleys. The high combination and low. Thank you.
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Tomorrow when I get a chance to go out and measure my 3520b I will post it here for you.
Arlin
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JET pulleys : Low speed 1-1/4", 4"
High speed 2-1/16", 2-13/16"
(may be a bit off - hard to get a caliper in there!)
The 3520B is much larger and heavier - 20" swing vs 16" for the Jet and 630 lbs vs 440 lbs for the Jet.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks guys. I appreciate the information
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OK here is what I got on my PM3520b the best I could get on my digital the upper was 6" and the lower was 4.5". I did not measure the lower shaft but the upper shaft.
Arlin
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Thank you Arlin for taking the time to measure for me. I am a bit confused on which pulleys you measured. Is the 6" and 4.5" both on the upper shaft?
Any chance you could measure the lower shaft? I need to know sizes of both pulleys in each hi and low. Again, I appreciate your help.
