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01-16-2005 06:53:29

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The pulley cover on our 60 keeps working its way off. The clips that hold it on seem OK as it is a major pain to get back on. Anyone have any idea what is causing to work off. Is this a common thing or is there something I should adjust?

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01-16-2005 17:03:51

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Re: Belt pulley cover in reply to KB, 01-16-2005 06:53:29

Thanks for the ideas. I will look at it on Sat.

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Mike M

01-16-2005 10:55:28

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Re: Belt pulley cover in reply to KB, 01-16-2005 06:53:29

It may be as simple as it not being installed properly. I have seen this alot. The cover should have 3 flatened spots around the inner ring these flat spots get indexed with the bolts/nuts area. The clips are not to go in these flat spots they should pop up over ridges to help hold them on.

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buickanddeere

01-16-2005 07:11:56

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Re: Belt pulley cover in reply to KB, 01-16-2005 06:53:29

Is there anything going on with that 60 where there is vibration along the length of the crank/across the width of the tractor? I've seen pulley covers with one clip broke off hang on for years.

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Clooney

01-16-2005 07:05:58

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Re: Belt pulley cover in reply to KB, 01-16-2005 06:53:29

KB, you ask,,,

Quote:--�Anyone have any idea what is causing to work off. Is this a common thing or is there something I should adjust?�

--What I usually find if the clips are good & the cover isn�t too distorted is the 3 clutch adjuster bolts are hitting the cover due to clutch operating parts wear (actually quite common),,,,, (look for witness marks on the inside of the cover)

You have a couple of choices,,,,, ,,

1st is to use a die grinder or right angle grinder & grind the ends of the adjusting bolts off.. The bolts usually have 2 set of pin hole & you will usually lose the outer holes..

2nd, is to use a ball peen hammer & hammer dents into the cover at the bolt area by placing the cover over a pipe or socket & driving the tin of the cover into the socket or pipe a little ways..

Well actually there is a 3rd, that is to install new clutch operating bolts & parts..

I usually do the 1st as that works real good..

Clooney

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