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#11
04-16-2022, 10:26 PM
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Click the link and scroll down to PTO pulley puller. This is made by Jeff in PA:. https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...26&postcount=2
The price for puller is reasonable but shipping to Sweden ????? Whoa!!
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04-16-2022, 11:23 PM
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Looks like a job for a lot of spray lube. Spray wait a day. Spray, wait a day.
It could take a while. The bearing is held on by lock collar directly behind it, Loosen the set screw on the lock collar and tap it with a punch clockwise. It will go about a quarter turn or so. Then the bearing and the lock collar will be free to come off. More spray lube. The pulley will have 2 set screws in it as well. You can tap behind the pulley, I have used a narrow piece of some hardwood but don't get crazy beating on it. Enough lube and some patience it will come. I have seen some creative pullers for this job on the archives here but don't remember where I saw em. Good Luck Ken
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04-17-2022, 09:40 AM
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I agree on the manuals, take your time on any fastener with lots of good lube like Kroil. A good quality, fresh end on your Allen wrench. And if you can pick any paint or gunk out. A propane torch can be helpful. And if it does go South, left hand drill bits might be your new best friend.
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04-19-2022, 02:47 AM
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Once you've got the bearing and all set screws removed and the spray oil applied, the very best way I've found is to apply vibration with an air hammer to the shaft while prying gently from the back of the pulley with a prybar.
The pulley is relatively flimsy and will not stand up to very much force at all. Any beating usually puts dents in it and worse, knocks it out of true. The vibration of the air hammer has worked for me every time.
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