Preposition: on

• shaft: Note the balanced cast-iron pulley on the motor shaft - a pleasing touch.

Converse of object

• gear: Activities from Inventor's Workshop link directly to the teaching of wheels and axles, gears, pulleys and cams.

Adjective modifier

• 3-step: The 3-step pulley together with its attached " sun " gear was free to rotate on the headstock spindle.

• 4-step: The drivetrain uses a 4-step pulley to give different blade speeds.

• two-step: The Bergeon electric motor ( with a two-step pulley ) was cradled in a cast-iron holder and available with both single and three-phase motors.

• crank: Once set, make an easier to see mark on the rear timing cover above the crank pulley aligned with the scribed timing mark.

• adjustable: An adjustable pulley is fitted to allow small variations for on-site balancing.

Modifies a noun

• wheel: The pulley wheels attach to pulley stiles - the upright sides of the frame which hide the weights.

• bolt: You can easily verify which you have by simply looking at the pulley bolt head.

• rig: Again it is advisable to use rotten bottom pulley rigs here to minimize tackle losses.

• shaft: The countershaft pulley shaft was fitted with self-aligning ball bearings and provision was made to allow individual adjustment of each belt run.

• block: Block Rope Used with a pulley block to increase the power of a horse pulling a boat out of a lock.

Noun used with modifier

• headstock: The three rings of indexing holes in the headstock pulley were engaged by a pointer mounted on a swinging bracket.

• crankshaft: Above the crankshaft pulley, the oil pump sprouts from the block, a necessity to keep the overhead valve gear from seizing up.

• countershaft: This employed an unusual but effective trick: the motor pulley was a V but the large countershaft pulley was flat.

• tensioner: Once the tensioner has been removed, check the tensioner pulley.

• alternator: There have been no recorded instances of the alternator pulley seizing on vehicles in the UK.