Posted by LMack on February 12, 2009 at 19:32:56 from (74.190.4.148):
The fan bering on my 200 went out. (It was low on grease.) I should have looked before I bolted on the replacement! First the generator drive pulley was larger on the 200 than on the older letter series tractors (at least the ones I have seen). So I swapped out the pully but kept the old fan. The pitch on the old fan was greater so it would not pass the retaining nut on the water pump. Dark came with me removing the fan for the third time. I am trying to switch out the fan without removing the spindle, the belts, and the pully and it looks like I will get it done. It may be a good thing I am not getting paid to do this. I may be an ag-engineer, but I will never claim to be a mechanic!
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