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Arbuckle

04-18-2006 11:28:18

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Anyone know how to take the front pulley off the crank on a farmall A. I have one that is stuck I think, I tried a puller and could not get it to budge.

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Keith-OR

04-18-2006 19:00:29

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Re: Farmall A in reply to Arbuckle, 04-18-2006 11:28:18

Yes sir. You need a special tool(bracket) that goes behind the pulley and a heavy duty puller to pull on on the bracket or you will break the lower pulley.

Seems like I just posted a picture of puller that I made to remove the pulley from my son's SC, same engine.

Here is what I made to remove son's lower pulley. HTH

You can use hydraulic jack, base against the 2X2 tubing (there are some bottle jacks that will work laying on their side)

Keith & Shawn

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VAJerry

04-18-2006 17:43:00

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Re: Farmall A in reply to Arbuckle, 04-18-2006 11:28:18

There is no set screw. Go to the farmall page and do a search on the front pulley subject. There are several postings showing the way to pull it off. DO NOT USE A THREE PRONGED WHEEL PULLER YOU WOLL BREAK THE CAST PULLY. Do the search.

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Brent A.

04-18-2006 11:56:19

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Re: Farmall A in reply to Arbuckle, 04-18-2006 11:28:18

There should be a set screw with a jam nut on it you will need to remove. Then it should come off with a three jaw puller. It may take a little elbow grease,the last one I did was really on there.

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Arbuckle

04-18-2006 13:49:21

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Re: Farmall A in reply to Brent A., 04-18-2006 11:56:19

I sure cannot find any set screw that is why I am baffeled on this.

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