Posted by NolanJae on November 12, 2011 at 10:35:43 from (156.98.127.101):
Trying to finish up my overhaul on my 460 gasser 221. I think ill call her christine! Getting ready to pull the pan to remove and inspect the oil pump which is at the root problem of the timming issues. posted a few questions a bit ago. I used a large pair of channell locks to turn the pulley (with belt on) to get to the 2 degree btdc mark and the locks slipped and i broke off a 3" long by 1/2 deep chunk on the front belt pully groove. The outside groove. I suppose the pulley is now out of balance and needs to be fixed or replaced. I suppose I need to remove the front portion of the tractor and pull the pulley. What fun after getting it all together. I hate to ask but can it be welded or do I need to replace? Can the pulley be used as is???
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