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JDB

12-08-2005 11:17:40




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The generator on my 52 DC was removed by someone else serveral years ago and never put back on until last week. Simple job right? Not on mine. After loosening and turning the front part of the water pump pulley the belt is still too tight even to wrestle off. I suspect the belt is not the right one. Ok I thought just cut it off and put the right one on. Before cutting, I looked and felt down around the crank shaft pulley. This tractor does not have the hole in the radiator bracket around the crank pulley. The pulley only clears the bracket by 1/8 inch. No room to slip the belt off. The radiator bracket on my tractor has casting number A-4591-A. The parts manual says I should have bracket 2887AA. What gives?
Is the radiator bracket I have from a CC-3?
My tractor has an adjustable wide front end if that makes any difference.
The fan belt should slip off once the adjustable pulley is loosened shouldn't it?
Do I have to remove the big nut to remove the fan or just the 4 small bolts?
Thanks guys

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Glenn FitzGerald

12-08-2005 15:37:17




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 Re: DC Puzzle in reply to JDB, 12-08-2005 11:17:40  
I always simply remove the radiator. It goes pretty fast. Glenn F.



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Scott KY

12-08-2005 13:18:28




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 Re: DC Puzzle in reply to JDB, 12-08-2005 11:17:40  
If I remember correctly the operators manual says to remove the radiator to replace the fan belt. It does make it easier.



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Paul f

12-08-2005 12:04:22




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 Re: DC Puzzle in reply to JDB, 12-08-2005 11:17:40  
I would like to meet the engineer who figured out eht fan belt system on a DC he must have had very long very skinny finger/sarms. Even with the correct (at least I assume it is correct) front end casting there is not alot of room to get the belts past the crank shaft pulley. You only have to get off theh 4 small bolts to remove the fan...I had mine off but it was actually easier to remove the radiator to do it... (probably need to flush the cooling system anyway :-). (You nee to note that the radiator is very heavy...I used my engine hoist to pick it off front of tractor.

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