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Old 03-13-2015, 04:12 PM
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Default How do I remove this pulley?
I loosened the flywheel nut thinking that was holding this down but that wasn't it
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The nut does have to come off to remove the drive cup/ pulley. Will just be a metal dowel that goes into a slot in the flywheel. Take the but off spray some pentrating oil around the back side and the center of it. Let it soak then gently tap it with a rubber mallet.
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Thread from the Kohler section on the same problem.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=37374
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Make sure it comes off straight. It's aluminum. The dowel is steel. If it comes off crooked it will deform the hole in the aluminum. Ask me how I know.
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Make sure it comes off straight. It's aluminum. The dowel is steel. If it comes off crooked it will deform the hole in the aluminum. Ask me how I know.
Too late, I got it off with a puller but there is a crack in the aluminum hole where the pin goes, I don't know if it was like that before or if I did it with the puller.
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Too late, I got it off with a puller but there is a crack in the aluminum hole where the pin goes, I don't know if it was like that before or if I did it with the puller.
Now you need a new used one.
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Maybe someone on here has a good used one. I think they're about $60 new.
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What is this piece called? I have been trying to find one by searching drive cup pulley, but not finding much.
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search by part number. you'll find it cheaper elsewhere. probably won't have the v-belt pulley grove.
http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/cubcadet/kh-41-071-03

well, that might not be the correct number. I didn't ask what engine you are working on. That's for a K321.
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Not sure but I think Mid West Super Cub makes a Billet Aluminum adapter that will replace that for the puller guys. I'll see what I can find out.
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