[AJD] a 110

Tue May 16 20:20:40 PDT 2006

Mitch: I've never had trouble getting the bracket bolts to come out. Pretty 
simple and straight forward.

Bruce Mahr

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From: "Mitchell Daly" <md31043 at msn.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 9:26 PM
Subject: [AJD] a 110

I was working on one of my smaller John Deeres on Sunday, a 1967 110 that a 
dear friend gave to me, along with mower, snow blade, wheel weights and 
chains, and I was unhappy with the starter/generator belt tension.  Grabbed 
my wrenches and started working on it.  What I discovered is that the bolts 
that hold each end of the generator to the mounting bracket are sheared off. 
Got to drill them out and the easiest method appears to be to remove the 
mounting bracket from the block.  This is a Kohler 8 hp and the parts book 
shows the 2 bolts that hold the bracket to the block.

Before attacking these 2 bolts, has anyone had to remove this bracket and do 
you think that these bolts will back out without much trouble.  The last 
thing I want to do is shear these off.

Mitch Daly
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<DIV>I was working on one of my smaller John Deeres on Sunday, a 1967 110 
that a
dear friend gave to me, along with mower, snow blade, wheel weights and 
chains,
and I was unhappy with the starter/generator belt tension.  Grabbed my
wrenches and started working on it.  What I discovered is that
the bolts that hold each end of the generator to the mounting bracket 
are
sheared off.  Got to drill them out and the easiest method appears to 
be to
remove the mounting bracket from the block.  This is a Kohler 8 hp and 
the
parts book shows the 2 bolts that hold the bracket to the block.  
</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Before attacking these 2 bolts, has anyone had to remove this bracket 
and
do you think that these bolts will back out without much trouble.  The 
last
thing I want to do is shear these off.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Mitch Daly</DIV>
<DIV><A title=mailto:md31043 at msn.com
href="mailto:md31043 at msn.com">md31043 at msn.com</A></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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