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Old 02-27-2017, 01:32 AM
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Are you referring to the one on it now? I assume with this being a 4 digit machine, it would have had the 2 pulleys as shown?
Has nothing to do with serial number. It was a kit offered for the reasons Mike stated.... later style decks, tillers and snowthrowers. It could have had a snowthrower on it at some point. Or someone may have had a later style deck on it..... who knows, but it got changed at some point. Cool part is, you have the pulleys you need!
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Has nothing to do with serial number. It was a kit offered for the reasons Mike stated.... later style decks, tillers and snowthrowers. It could have had a snowthrower on it at some point. Or someone may have had a later style deck on it..... who knows, but it got changed at some point. Cool part is, you have the pulleys you need!
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Now it's turned cold here in the South again. One day the air conditioner is running, the next, the heat? The azaleas always get burned by a good frost here every year as soon as they bloom. Dang I want to get this one finished.
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I have the front of the tractor off, hood, grill and mule drive. Now how's the bestest way to get that stuck pulley off? My little 3 prong puller isn't quite long enough. Any ideas? I could drill 3 holes in the part in front of the pulley, and my puller would pull it off? But, if I make a mistake which I usually do, I will be in big trouble.
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Jeff in PA makes a puller, your way will bend the crap out of it, or....
You drill two holes in the pulley outside of the basket, insert bolts with washers through the backside and use those in conjunction with a puller. Be sure to shine up the crank as I see paint on it.
But you will have 2 holes in it though.
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X2 on Jeff's puller. I have one!
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Jeff in PA makes a puller, your way will bend the crap out of it, or....
You drill two holes in the pulley outside of the basket, insert bolts with washers through the backside and use those in conjunction with a puller. Be sure to shine up the crank as I see paint on it.
But you will have 2 holes in it though.
That want work on this crank will it? Looks too big to me. I am just going to use 2 pieces of 1/4 flat steel, weld them together and use my bearing puller? I will have to get some chain, drill 3 holes in the steel, put the flat steel behind the pulley and somethings coming off?

Well, I ended up just ordering the pulley puller from Jeff. Now I will have the correct tool if I need to pull one off again. I absolutely hate not having the correct tool for the job. Thank God for Jeff
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Thank you Parts By Jeff. Came off really easy.

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