RHEEM 71-104625-06 -Ruud "5.35"" Adj. Sheave 5/8""Bore"

"5.35"" Adj. Sheave; 5/8""Bore"

Keep your HVAC system running efficiently with the Ruud 5.35"" Adj. Sheave 5/8""Bore. This part slides easily onto a standard HVAC belt. This Ruud thermostat is made of durable metal to ensure years of long-lasting use.

Sheaves are important components in belt conveying applications. They allow the versatility of changing elevation and desired feed height for any mill configuration. The 5/8"" bore sheave allows for one-piece shaft mandrels to be used without requiring a reducer bushing.

Now you can save money on both your heating and air conditioning costs while staying comfortable in the process. The Ruud Adj. Sheave is designed for Ruud water heater models: RTEH44-RTEH88, RTW13-RTW34, RTH22-RTH44. This product is made of cast steel and is strong and reliable!

The Adj. Sheave Rheem Replacement allows for the volume of refrigerant gas to be adjusted due to varying lineset lengths or other factors. It is compatible with R-422AA, replaceable bearing design, plastic housing, and factory lubricated and sealed ball bearings for long life. The replacement sheave comes with the necessary hardware and instructions for above, below, or horizontal mounting.

The Performance Series sheave is designed to allow for easy and quick adjustments. The sheave body is made from anodized aluminum and features a nitrile bore capture ring that requires no lubrication for smooth operation. The stainless steel rope retainer offers corrosion resistance. The riveted bronze spacer provides accurate spacing of the unit.

Restrict the amount of water your pump can deliver for smaller loads and reduce your overnight fuels costs. This system allows you to adjust the flow of water to match the load and duration. A constant flow of water will result in a lower metered electricity use. 0-1.5 GPM 0-15 PSI Sheave size 5/8? diameter Hole for mounting with 1/4? carriage bolt

Sheaves are latching devices that hold a belt to the motor shaft. When a motor strikes, it causes the sheave to turn. When the belt on the machine stretches, you can make very slight adjustments to keep it tight. Sheaves are used as either pulleys or sprockets, depending on their shape and purpose. They are used in conveyors, conveyor drives, machine drive belts, and all sorts of other machines to lift, move, or transport items such as grain or food products