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Topic: B crank pulley
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| TJewryuvgwryeu
07-27-2010 17:21:09
24.34.233.82
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ok now ive located one....no one said how to remove the old one. whats the process? thanks TJ
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| pipe
07-29-2010 05:40:57
75.7.213.189
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Re: B crank pulley in reply to TJewryuvgwryeu, 07-27-2010 17:21:09
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| I use a large pickle fork slid behind the pulley
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| Ralph WD45
07-28-2010 00:34:41
216.227.106.32
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Re: B crank pulley in reply to TJewryuvgwryeu, 07-27-2010 17:21:09
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| I removed the ballancer, from my 52 B, to have it machined for a shaft to drive a hydraulic pump. I ended up buying every type of puller that Harbor Freight sold, twisted two badly,and still had to resort to the torch, while pulling with the split bearing puller. When I put it back on, it was easy, but done the shrink fit thing, using heat and cold. I didn't have a CO2 fire extinguisher to cool the crank stub with, so I sprayed on a can of CR contact cleaner, till the crank started to look frosty, then as fast as I could, put the oven hot ballancer back on. It is not easy, but can be done!
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| old
07-27-2010 22:04:32
4.245.7.182
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Re: B crank pulley in reply to TJewryuvgwryeu, 07-27-2010 17:21:09
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| They can be real bears to pull off and almost as bad going back on. You need a good gear/pulley puller to get them off and then your going to be at it for a good bit unless you get real lucky
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| Ted in NE-OH
07-27-2010 19:23:23
216.96.117.206
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Re: B crank pulley in reply to TJewryuvgwryeu, 07-27-2010 17:21:09
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| Use a bearing splitter behind the pully
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| Zachary Hoyt
07-27-2010 18:32:35
173.86.116.87
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Re: B crank pulley in reply to TJewryuvgwryeu, 07-27-2010 17:21:09
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| I removed one undamaged from a tractor I was parting out. If I recall I just tapped judiciously and also tapped a wedge or two in behind the pulley and it popped right off without any trouble, but that may have been a fluke.
Zach
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