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Removing Fan on Styled A

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06-01-2003 19:41:35

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Want to remove fan and hub from JD A, Can someone give me "proper procedure" please. (Going to paint Tractor)

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06-02-2003 03:20:57

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Re: Removing Fan on Styled A in reply to [email protected], 06-01-2003 19:41:35

[email protected], ~Is the radiator still in front of the fan? Or is the radiator removed?
~It is very difficult to remove that fan if the radiator is still in front of it.
~In any case either with the fan shaft OFF the tractor, or the radiator removed, you need to depress the fan & hub [original fan assembly], or depress the fan & slip clutch [replacement fan assembly] to the rear enough to get the split keepers out. It�s held on like a valve spring retainer [there�s a BIG spring behind the fan].
~If it�s old & rusty the best way I have found is to pull the fan shaft off the tractor & place it in my arbor press to depress that fan. [you�ll need a tall press or place your press on some 4X4�s].
~If it isn�t too rusty, or stuck too hard you can use a couple of large C-clamps to pull the fan & hub [or clutch] to the rear so the keepers will come out. Using a wire brush to remove any rust from the splines in front of the fan usually also helps.
~If it still has the original rubber center fan hub be VERY GENTLE with it as those original rubber fan hubs are VERY FRAGILE & the replacement is the later friction hub. [Doesn�t look original].
~Using plenty of penetrating oil & working with it slowly will usually get the fan hub free enough to come off..
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