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will bedell

04-13-2006 09:23:15

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Hi I am in a tractor restoration contest. I need help on how to remove the pulley on the front end of the crank shaft of a 1957 Farmall Cub. Does anyone have any helpful advice?

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Keith-OR

04-13-2006 15:12:02

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to will bedell, 04-13-2006 09:23:15

Will, this is what I made to remove pulley from the boy's Farmall SC, you remove cub front pulley same as the SC.

Base of jack goes against the 2x2 tubing..HTH

Front Puller Removal Tool

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Will Bedell

04-13-2006 16:42:23

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to Keith-OR, 04-13-2006 15:12:02

Wow! My dad has a metal working shop and now we can make exactly what we need. This is incredible and just what I needed. You have helped me more than you know. Thanks a lot!

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Keith-OR

04-13-2006 19:57:58

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to Will Bedell, 04-13-2006 16:42:23

Will, glad to help!! that is whats so great about this website, everyone passing on info and their knowledge to assist others. I gotten lots of great info and help on here.

Keith & Shawn

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Bigdog

04-13-2006 14:30:17

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to will bedell, 04-13-2006 09:23:15

Whatever you do, make sure you do not try to pull it with the puller directly on the pulley flanges, they will break. The bearing separator mentioned should do the trick. If you don't want to deal with the mess of the oil, just heat the pulley in an oven set at about 250 for 30 minutes. The threads inside the end of the crank are 1/2 - 13, use a length of all-thread rod and a nut with a flat bar against the face of the pulley. Make sure you pull it all the way down until the shoulder seats.

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will bedell

04-13-2006 14:52:22

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to Bigdog, 04-13-2006 14:30:17

Thanks for the tips. Sure appreciate the suggestions.

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glennster

04-13-2006 11:01:51

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to will bedell, 04-13-2006 09:23:15

a tip for re-installing the pulley. i swiped the presto fry daddy from the kitchen (appropiated it actually). when you are ready to put the pully back on cook it in the deep fryer for about a half hour in plain old cooking oil to expand it. it will heat the pulley to close to 400 degrees. be careful as it is hot!! i use welding gloves to handle the pulley. grease up the oil seal real good too.

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will bedell

04-13-2006 14:09:02

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to glennster, 04-13-2006 11:01:51

Thank you!!!I will let you know how it goes. We even have a deep fryer.

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glennster

04-13-2006 10:55:29

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Re: farmall cub pulley help needed in reply to will bedell, 04-13-2006 09:23:15

i used a bearing splitter to clamp around the pulley to get it off. its a two piece unit that clamps around the pulley on the backside, i have a matco, model mst4518. you may be able to borrow one as they are a little pricey, but if you are going to do a lot of engine work, they are very handy. i have seen people use a piece of 1-2 inch steel plate cut like a horseshoe that will fit behind the pulley, then they use a 2 or 3 jaw puller. soak it up good with penetrating oil for a couple of days first. good luck!

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