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Clooney fan shaft

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ed b

03-02-2003 16:11:30




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clooney you asked if i ever found out when they went from a rubber coupling to friction disk to give a holler i dont know if this is what your looking for but in the repair manaul it says on tractors 96000 to 171991 the fan is coupled to the drive pulley by a rubber coupling a little futher down the page it says the conversion kit includes all the parts to convert the coupling to the type used on tractors 171992 and up this is on page 70-5-2 also you said you use a rod to remove the retainer from the front of the shaft im having no luck any other hints thanks ed b

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Clooney

03-02-2003 16:40:15




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 Re: clooney fan shaft in reply to ed b, 03-02-2003 16:11:30  
Ed, I have that same S/N range in my manual but tend not to count on those manuals for absolute data. The best [& most accurate] data comes from research & actual tractor records.
~On that rod, it will have to be long enough to go all the way through from the rear & the end that goes to the front will have to be bent enough to push on the washer behind the rear bearing in the front of the fan tube, or worked through the rear washer & push on the front bearing. You will have to push on the washer & that will compress the spring & hopefully push the front bearing & retainer out, or push directly on the front bearing & push it & the retainer out. I usually just stand the tube on end & slam it down with the rod using enough force to push the bearings & retainer out. There is a wall behind the rear washer so make sure you aren't pushing on that..... ...

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ed b

03-02-2003 17:30:59




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 Re: Re: clooney fan shaft in reply to Clooney, 03-02-2003 16:40:15  
thanks ill give it a try ed b



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