Anonymous-0
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Ive got a 1947 farmall cub the front seal is leaking. I cant see how to remove the crank pulley to replace the seal. i cant see the center bolt. thanks for the help
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Anonymous-0
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The pulley is a press fit.
Do a search on this site.will be a lot of info.
Do a search on this site.will be a lot of info.
Anonymous-0
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The center bolt is used to reinstall the pulley then removed.
evilboweviel
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look on the farmallcub.com site
wkpoor sells that puller, earl makes them and they both live less than 10 miles from BigDog where all cubs are welcome
if you try to pull it off with a regular puller then have another good one handy to put back on
ron
wkpoor sells that puller, earl makes them and they both live less than 10 miles from BigDog where all cubs are welcome
if you try to pull it off with a regular puller then have another good one handy to put back on
ron
W.G. here is the puller I made to remove crank pulley from son's SC which is removed same as your cub engine. I used a porta power rather than a hydraulic jack. But a friend borrowed my puller and used a hydraulic jack, as he had one that would work laying on its' side.
In pictures I have put all the dimensions of the various parts. If you need any other info feel free to email me..
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In pictures I have put all the dimensions of the various parts. If you need any other info feel free to email me..
Keith & Shawn
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Is this puller designed to fit the larger pulley on the C, Super C, A, Super A, 100, 200, etc. Tractors with the C-113 and C-123 engines or is it designed to fit the pulley on the Cub C-60 engine? OR will it fit and work for both types?
I want one that will fit both types of pulleys.
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