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Help removing bearing holder in flywheel cup
Cub Cadet 1000 with the 10 HP Kohler motor.
Picture to start: I'm trying to remove the pressed in ring in the center of the hub adapter/flywheel cup there. I believe it's part #29 here: https://www.partstree.com/models/100...ctor/clutch-5/ Part #21 is already removed (it came out in several well-worn pieces). Is that ring removable from the outside, and if so, any tips? I've tried a couple different pullers and the depth difference between the back edge of the ring and the large nut is so small, nothing I have can get in between. I don't believe I can get a socket on the flywheel nut either (to remove the entire hub adapter), unless there's some special low profile one that will fit. The picture is a little deceptive, there's not really any space between the edges of the nut and the ring if you look at it straight on, nowhere for a socket to go. I think the nut is 102 over on the engine parts page: https://www.partstree.com/models/100...horsepower-12/ It's holding on the flywheel cup, which is 105 on that same page. The bearing ring from the clutch parts page is pressed into that adapter. Looks like the nut is a 5/8-18, but again, the largest socket I have that will fit through the ring is too small to fit around the nut. I just don't see any other way to get the hub off without removing that ring. I wanted to ask before trying to make some ridiculous puller device. Any help is appreciated! |
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Just a suggestion, I would try tapping some type of thin blade (such as a putty knife) under the outer lip (see arrow) and try to get it up enough to pry it out with something bigger.
Once out, you will have plenty of room for a socket to go on the nut. |
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Are you wanting to remove the flywheel? otherwise get a new ball bushing # 21
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Lew, I think his problem is the clutch driver has torn loose from the pressed in bushing and ruined the driver in the process and he is trying to salvage whatever he can, And the driver is stuck fast in the flywheel.
I suggest soaking the parts w/some good penetrant and cross your fingers. Good luck! Looks like he is going to need some expen$ive parts here. |
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I do need to access the nut so just replacing the ball bushing (#21) isn't an option at the moment. I will attempt to go in via the edge with a blade as suggested above and report back. I also have an idea for a puller that might take some bolts and some work with a dremel if that fails. |
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I'd go with a thinner wall socket. If you can't find one make one on a grinder.
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