[Farmall] CUB Pulley

[E. John Puckett]

It should botom, no danger of going too far.

szabelsk at gdls.com wrote:

>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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 John
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