[Farmall] CUB Pulley

[George Willer]

Carl,

I'm a little late in responding, but I've put quite a few of the pulleys on.
(I have 13 !#$%^ Cubs) It does indeed go on until it seats solidly against a
shoulder on the crankshaft.  1/2 x 13 threaded rod and nut should be used so
you can use ALL the threads in the crankshaft... using a bolt not fully
engaged can damage the threads. Use heat right from the start... to avoid
having to pull it again to use heat.

George Willer

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> bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of szabelsk at gdls.com
> Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 8:56 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Farmall] CUB Pulley
> 
> Thanks for the responses. It looks like there are multiple methods with no
> specifics as to how far the pulley should be driven on. I'm going to use
> the threaded rod and nut method unless it becomes too much of an effort,
> then I'll try the heating option. I didn't have too much trouble getting
> it
> off once I got the bearing puller behind it, but getting the bearing
> puller
> behind it took some effort. Was more concerned about driving it on too far
> and then having to pull it back again in order to get it in line with the
> fan pulley.
> 
> Thanks again for the responses.
> 
> Carl Szabelski
> 
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