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R. Nicholas

03-14-2006 05:36:44

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Anybody out there got one of those homemade pullers that I can purchase so I can get this *&^%$^^^ pulley off the crank of this 100 so I can get on with my life?

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Keith-OR

03-14-2006 07:08:59

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puller with diamentions in reply to R. Nicholas, 03-14-2006 05:36:44

Maybe this will help if you have a way to make it or have machine shop build it for you.

I used a porta power on mine but you can use a hydraulic jack, as some will work laying on their side. HTH

Keith & Shawn

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Chris in Washington

03-14-2006 10:17:32

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Re: puller with diamentions in reply to Keith-OR, 03-14-2006 07:08:59

Keith, how do you use the bar to replace the pulley?

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Keith-OR

03-14-2006 11:56:56

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Re: puller with diamentions in reply to Chris in Washington, 03-14-2006 10:17:32

Chris, lunch time. Lets start from the being, the reason I used 3/4 altheard is that is what I had on hand. I later needed to make a tool to push the pulley back on. I had a 40 inch piece of 5/8 althread and that is the size of bolts that holds the bolster on the front of a SC. the square tubing I have in picture the 5/8 goes thur it and is bolted to front of engine, jack pushes against it and between jack and pully I used the round piece I cut out of the 3/4 plate. Assembled it looks like the puller without the bottom plate

Don't know if I have a picture of pusher put together. I should have taken one when I was pushing pulley back on.

Chris, I think you could use 5/8 althread for the puller as well as the tool for re-installing front pulley. Like I said all the material I used is what I had on hand at the time. I did not see the 5/8. :>(

Also you can use one piece of square tubing, just drill 3 holes in tubing. If I ever Build another one, I am going to simplify it, 2 pieces of 5/8 althread, 1 piece of tubing w/3 holes HTH

If you have any more question just email me

Keith & Shawn

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Steven@AZ

03-14-2006 06:21:18

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Re: pulley puller in reply to R. Nicholas, 03-14-2006 05:36:44

I don't know if you have them in your area, but AutoZone and Checker/Schucks/Kragen will loan tools out for free. You pay for the tool, use it, and get a full refund when you bring it back...

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Bill Geer

03-14-2006 06:11:06

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Re: pulley puller in reply to R. Nicholas, 03-14-2006 05:36:44

e-bay item number 7599917842 listed as cub pulley puller. I think it will work on your 100

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P Backus

03-14-2006 06:02:40

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Re: pulley puller in reply to R. Nicholas, 03-14-2006 05:36:44

It might just be easier to go to your favorite auto parts store and buy a harmonic balancer puller/steering wheel puller. I bought a good one a long time ago and I"ve used it a lot since then. They"re not all that expensive, either. I"m guessing maybe $20.

Paul

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Red Dave

03-14-2006 05:57:15

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Re: pulley puller in reply to R. Nicholas, 03-14-2006 05:36:44

There is a picture and description of the process at the link, maybe that'll help you some.
My puller is just a cheapie I bought from Northern Hydraulic.

Pulley Pulling Link

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