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Re: Pulling front pulley off an H
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Posted by Jon on August 10, 2000 at 19:47:56 from (209.172.217.179):
In Reply to: Pulling front pulley off an H posted by Ben on August 10, 2000 at 19:39:57:
That nut is threaded on there. The best way i have found is to take a chisel and mark the nut and pulley while on there so you know how tight to get the nut when you put it back on. Now take a good chisel and hammer and try to get the nut to back off. If that don't work, get a torch and heat it up, then try the chisel again. This should work. Clean up the threads and use the chisel to put the nut back on.
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