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03-25-2014, 06:25 PM
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Basket pulley puller
I made this puller today from some other designs I've seen here. I started with the round tubing that measures 1 5/8 inside diameter. This fits over the pulley hub. I drilled two 5/16 holes directly across from each other 1/2" from the end of the pipe. One of these holes gets a 5/16 nut welded to the outside of the hole. Its easiest to put the nut on a bolt and the bolt in the hole to line them up while you weld. The other hole stays with no nut. I then got a big washer to cover the other end and welded a 3/8 nut in the center of that. The big washer was then welded to the pipe from the inside. The puller is now attched to the hub with a short 5/16 bolt through the plain hole and into the deeper empty set screw hole. Tighten the bolt until it bottoms out and then back out 1/8 turn. Insert another short 5/16 bolt into the welded on 5/16 nut and tighten down firmly. Now insert a long piece of threaded 3/8 rod with 2 nuts locked together on the end into the end of the puller and tighten until the hub is off the shaft. I sharpened the end of the 3/8 rod some to help it align itself in the end of the crankshaft. I also soaked the hub with pb blaster the day before and didn't use any heat on it. No damage to hub or shaft and no extra holes in the pulley.
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03-25-2014, 11:44 PM
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I need to dig the one I have out. They are for the residential HVAC service people to remove blower wheels and condenser fan blades. Same type of design....maybe I can find where I put it.
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