Abstract: A toboggan steering and breaking device employs a first mounting bracket, a first steering blade; a first steering lever; a second mounting bracket; a second steering blade; and a second steering lever. The first mounting bracket mounts to a toboggan deck. The first mounting bracket restrains the first steering blade. The first steering lever is configured to push the first steering blade through a first void in the deck of the toboggan. The second mounting bracket mounts to the toboggan deck. The second mounting bracket restrains the second steering blade. The second steering lever is configured to push the second steering blade through a second void in the deck of the toboggan.

Abstract: A toboggan steering and breaking device employs a first mounting bracket, a first steering blade; a first steering lever; a second mounting bracket; a second steering blade; and a second steering lever. The first mounting bracket mounts to a toboggan deck. The first mounting bracket restrains the first steering blade. The first steering lever is configured to push the first steering blade through a first void in the deck of the toboggan. The second mounting bracket mounts to the toboggan deck. The second mounting bracket restrains the second steering blade. The second steering lever is configured to push the second steering blade through a second void in the deck of the toboggan.

Abstract: A pulley comprises a hub and a pair of generally annular sheet metal members having central openings for receiving a portion of the hub and oppositely faltered margins for defining a groove to accommodate a belt. The hub includes a shouder portion of sufficient axial length to extend through the openings of the sheet metal members. A leading end part of the shoulder portion is flared over upon insertion through the openings for grippingly engaging the first and second sheet metal members. A plurality of radially alternating lands and grooves in the hub axially trail the shoulder portion, and a radial array of alternating slots and projections in the first and second sheet metal member openings engage the lands and grooves. Alternatively, a generally annular welding plate is provided having a central opening including a plurality of inward projections for engaging the hub grooves, and a plurality of welding projections for weldable attachment to one of the sheet metal members.

Abstract: An inexpensive pulley assembly is disclosed which accommodates a number of driving belts. The pulley includes a hub and a number of sheet metal members. These sheet metal members includes bases for attachment to the hub, inner flanges, sleeves flaring axially away from the inner flanges, and outer flanges. When the sheet metal members are assembled on the hub in an appropriately aligned and opposed array, the opposed, facing flanges form the belt-accommodating pulley assembly. The sheet metal members are rigidly attached to the hub by brazing and staking.

Abstract: A pulley is disclosed which comprises a hub, a firmly resilient collar affixed to the hub, and first and second annular sheet metal members surrounding the collar. The first annular sheet metal member has an outwardly flared margin and bushing portion which engages the collar outer surface with an axially extending press fit. The second annular sheet metal member has an outwardly flared margin adapted to oppose the first sheet metal member margin so as to form a groove for accommodating a belt. A bi-ended sleeve extends from this second member margin and is adapted to engage the first member bushing with an extended, nesting fit. A groove section is formed at the free sleeve end for accommodating a second belt. A radially inwardly extending free bushing end is adapted to engage a groove in the collar to further assist in securing the first sheet metal member to the collar.