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810-CID2358L
About 8TEN
8TEN Parts provides lawn & garden replacement parts. Some of the 8TEN Parts product categories include blades, spindles, pulleys, idlers, and chainsaw chains. 8TEN Parts are here for when you need them the most.
8TEN Idler Pulley Part Number 810-CID2358L
- Includes: 8TEN Idler Pulley
- Compatible with the following brands: John Deere
- Compatible with the following models: Z820A, Z950R, Z955M, Z925M, Z920M, Z920A, Z910A, Z850A, Z840A, Z945M, Z930R, Z830A, Z950M, Z810A, Z860A, Z930M, Z915E, Z930A, Z960M, Z710A, Z925A, Z960R, Z950A, Z720A, Z970R, Z915B, Z920R
- Replaces for the following OEM MPN's: AUC11584
- Inner Diameter: 1 3/4 Inches
- Outer Diameter: 7 7/8 Inches
- Height: 1/2 Inch
Idler Pulley Dimension Terms
- Width: The distance from side to side of the pulley, the area where the belt is found
- Inside Diameter: The distance across the center hole, This dimension should match the diameter of your shaft or bolt
- Outside Diameter: The distance across the circle of the product, from outside edge to outside edge. For flat idler pulleys, this will include the flanges
- Back Side Offset: The width from the center of the pulley to the backside edge of the hub or bore adapter
- Frontside Offset: The width from the center of the pulley to the front edge of the hub, bearing, or bore adapter
- Throughbore: Length of the bore, from one edge to the other. The Frontside Offset and Backside offset together equal the length of the throughbore
- Bearing ID: The inside diameter of the bearing used in the pulley
- Flanges: These are protrusions out from the center of a pulley, designed to keep a belt from slipping off
- Stickout: The distance from the edge of the pulley’s flange to the edge of the bore adapter or hub.
8TEN Idler Pulley Uses
- Redirect the belt
- Keep the belt in place
- Press against the belt to cause the belt to engage
- The goal of an 8TEN idler pulley is to move power or items from one place to another
- 8TEN idler pulleys move power by having a drive pulley attached to a motor, that will cause another pulley, the drive pulley, to spin
- Idler pulleys are pulleys in a system that are not connected directly to the power source, and cannot increase speed or torque
Darren
Reviewed in Canada on June 13, 2025
Fast shipping. Great quality
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