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Re: Loose fan belt on Super H
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Posted by Bob M on March 05, 2001 at 17:15:24 from (66.66.72.246):
In Reply to: Loose fan belt on Super H posted by Joel Ottosen on March 05, 2001 at 13:02:33:
Joel - The fan/water pump pulley is a "split flange" variable pitch type. The front (radiator) half of the pulley is threaded on the fan hub. By holding the fan blade fixed and turning the front half on the hub, the front flange can be moved toward to the rear flange which in turn will tighten the belt. Before you can adjust the flange, you must loosen a set screw that holds the front flange in place. Back the set screw out all the way, then shoot a blast of Thrust, WD-40 or something in the hole to lube the fan hub threads. If you're lucky you'll then be able to adjust the front flange. Be sure to replace the set screw and locknut when you're finished! Note - the generator belt tension is adjusted same way, with a split flange on the generator shaft.
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