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12-20-2009, 11:25 AM
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PTO pulley troubles
Hi, i am hoping someone can help me. i am trying to get the PTO clutch assembly off the front of my k241 motor. i removed the set screws on the sides that attach to the bearing but the pulley will ot come off. can anyone help me? i am not sure what to do. thanks in advance.
chris 
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12-20-2009, 07:06 PM
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i did actually. only after finding that out later. that was the first hurdle. any ideas?
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12-20-2009, 07:22 PM
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i just did that a couple of nights ago....they are tough to get off i tell ya.....after removing all the set screws i sprayed PB Blaster penetrating oil in the set screw holes...let it set for 30 minutes and then used a blunt prybar and hammer and tapped it kinda at a outward hit where the belt runs...came right off......then i used a 3 jaw puller to pull the bearing off...hope it might help ya
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12-22-2009, 08:35 AM
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Matt G, i went to your site, very cool. i am going to try your method. BUT, as it turns out i had 5 of the set screws out and i broke the ball off the allen wrench in the set screw. Any ideas on how to get the wrench ball out of the set screw?
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12-22-2009, 09:10 AM
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If it isn't really stuck in there, you might be able to use a magnet. Otherwise, you'll probably need a collection of dental tools and things like that to try to pry it out. You might be able to shake it out if you turn the clutch so that hole faces down. I wouldn't use those ball-ended allen wrenches...they aren't very strong, as you've just discovered.
A less safe idea would be to put setscrews back in the other two holes and then start the engine and hope it throws the chunk of wrench out of there.
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12-22-2009, 12:10 PM
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I think first I would try spraying brake cleaner in the hole to get any dirt/grease/crud out of there. Then as Matt said dental tools and picks, try to get it loose in the hexagon hole. You might try turning that hole to the bottom, tapping the pto with a hammer and try to dislodge it that way, perhaps blow in the hole with the air gun on your air compressor. No matter what method you try, when hitting any part of it, light taps will probably be much more productive that hard ones.
Good luck
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