Posted by janicholson on May 04, 2011 at 18:27:50 from (199.17.6.77):
In Reply to: H fan belt adjustment posted by Eric Allen on May 04, 2011 at 18:11:08:
Many additional stories in the archives. The top pulley is an adjustable shiv. the front 1/2 of it spins (when persuaded) to allow the belt to drop way down in to get it on the bottom pulley. Take out the set screw. Put good penetrating oil on the threads of the pulley 1/2, and the removed set screw hole. Wire brush the threads and apply more juice. heat the flange with a propane torch and drive the flange around with a brass punch on the setscrew boss and the boss opposite that. Back and forth back and forth, be gentle, it is possible to break it (not good). when it starts to move, go back and forth more before continuing to loosen. When putting it back together, do not tighten it much, pushing with your thumb very hard on the middle of the belt between pulleys should result in at least 1-1/4" deflection. It is designed to be looser than any car belt. Jim
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