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Re: Water Pump pulley Adjusting Flange Replacement
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Posted by Ron in Nebr on July 24, 2006 at 19:06:50 from (66.252.113.120):
In Reply to: Water Pump pulley Adjusting Flange Replacement posted by Bobduck on July 24, 2006 at 14:59:36:
This doesn't answer your question about the packing nut, but just for what it's worth, I broke the adjusting flange part of the pulley on my 650D(same setup as you have)....don't remember if I was loosening it or tightening it....but anyway, I did a little grinding to make a bevel on both peices where it cracked in half, carefully clamped both peices back together in a vice, and fired up the wire welder and welded them back together. Guess my welder didn't know it isn't supposed to be able to weld cast. After a little file work where the belt runs, I put it back on the tractor and it's been working good as new ever since.
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