Re: How do you remove the crank pulley on an H???

Posted by F20II on May 03, 2003 at 22:48:35 from (208.187.14.190):

In Reply to: How do you remove the crank pulley on an H??? posted by Phil R on May 03, 2003 at 19:30:54:

Phil, you may have to take the bolster off to get the pulley off, then again if you have a small enought wheel puller you may not. When I am rebuilding the engine's of different tractors I already have the engine either off (tractor spilt) or at least the side rails an boloter off so that I can work around the engine. But if you don't then or don't want to then it's worth a try. Look close at the nut holding the pully on, there should be a metal tab that is pushed up against the nut (called a locking tab). Take a screw driver or small chisal an knock that tab back away from the nut, make sure it is all the way away from the nut (flat again pully is good), remove the nut an take off the lock tab. After you have removed both put a wheel puller an the pulley an remove the pulley from the crank shaft. Once you have done this remove all the bolts from the gear cover. If memory serve's me right you will have to remove the two bolts that hold the governer on as well because I think they screw into that gear cover ( I could be wrong check closely to make sure ). When reinstalling the gear cover I always replace the seal, clean the crank shaft, put a little grease on the crank an drive the pulley back on using a deep well socket that just fits around the shaft. I have alot of pic's of the two H's I have been working on, I don't think I have any that show the pully coming off the engine but there is some of the front of the engine with the pully on an boloter off. Good lunk an I hope you get it off with little trouble :o)

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