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Re: Removing Pulley on C113 engine
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Posted by Daniel on February 16, 2003 at 15:39:08 from (64.12.107.151):
In Reply to: Removing Pulley on C113 engine posted by David Bean on February 16, 2003 at 14:09:41:
David,
Don't feel bad, I don't have good luck with pulleys either. I've broken them before too. You might also look at OTC tools, they have bearing splitters and a special pulley puller that clamps down in the "vee" groove and spreads the force. It might be just the ticket and should save $ over Snap-on. I've had trouble geeing a bearing splitter up tight against the back of the pulley, but that was on a cub and you have more rooom on the C113. I haven't tried the pulley puller yet. I'll put a link to OTC. Small autoparts places (not the chains) can usually supply these. Heres the url if the link doesn't work. http://www.otctools.com/frames-catalog.php3 Search for number 679. You'll ned adobe acrobat to see it (free download from www.adobe.com) if you don't have it.
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