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1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housing

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MACE

03-21-2006 11:58:33

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Does anyone know where I can send the brake pulley shaft and clutch assembley parts to get them repaired? The shaft needs to be built up and the housing and brake bracket need bushings. Local machine shops want an arm and a leg and my ss#.

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MACE

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fred anthony

04-26-2007 21:13:50

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to MACE, 03-21-2006 11:58:33

i need a pulley brake for my J.D.B. part #B2368R thank you fred anthony

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41JDb

03-21-2006 16:12:00

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to MACE, 03-21-2006 11:58:33

I drilled out the bearing housing and the pulley brake arm and just got two bushings which tightened everything up. If you would like I can post some pictures I took during the process. Also my dad welded the top of the bearing housing and ground it down square. I met Mike williams at the gathering of the green and he is very skilled and could do all your work but it is funner doing it yourself (if you can). Al

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MACE

03-21-2006 18:03:37

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to 41JDb, 03-21-2006 16:12:00

Al,

Thanks for posting the pictures. If I had the equipment I would much rather do it myself, but I don't so I have to farm it out. Where did you get your bushings from and what size did you end up using on that piece?

Thank you,

MACE

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41JDb

03-21-2006 19:40:56

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to MACE, 03-21-2006 18:03:37

I think that fork shaft is 7/8 so i got a 7/8 Inside diameter,1 inch outside diameter and drilled it out to an inch. In the housing it required two bushings stacked on top of each other. Here was the tricky part, a shady farmer took some hard A** rod and ran it down in the housing to try to tighten it up. The hard rod kept smoking my drill bit when I was trying to drill it to an inch so I took the bearing to a machine shop and said drill this. He said why do you want me to smoke my bit too? He said that would require a carbide bit and he didnt have that in an inch size. I went to the hardware and got a carbide cement bit, sharpened it a little and it drilled right through it on my drill press!!! If you need anymore help email me at [email protected] Al

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41JDb

03-21-2006 17:23:25

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Pictures in reply to 41JDb, 03-21-2006 16:12:00

Heres the pics of fixing my b's clutch system.

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41JDb

03-21-2006 17:25:19

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Another Picure in reply to 41JDb, 03-21-2006 17:23:25

Drilling the pulley brake on and holding on with a pipe wrench.

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Duane Larson

03-21-2006 13:53:55

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to MACE, 03-21-2006 11:58:33

MACE,
You might check with Mike Williams at M&J Enterprises, Clinton, IA 563-243-4928. He specializes in clutch rebuilding, crankshaft resplining, etc. He has given seminars at the Gathering of the Green on clutch rebuilding and seems to have a fine reputation for doing good work. He has fabricated several jigs for holding the brake arms, etc. to get them correctly straightened.

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Glen in TX

03-21-2006 12:41:35

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to MACE, 03-21-2006 11:58:33

I agree on checking around more local as someone may be doing nice machine work part time. Search archives as someone recently posted about sending their clutch fork assembly off to someone rebuilding them on a exchange basis also.

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Mike M

03-21-2006 12:12:42

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to MACE, 03-21-2006 11:58:33

If you have an engine club locally ask around with some of the older fellows alot of them around here have machine shops at home.

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mace

03-21-2006 15:17:27

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Re: 1950 John Deere B pulley brake shaft and housi in reply to Mike M, 03-21-2006 12:12:42

Thanks to all for the replies thus far. I found a local fella that says he can do the machine work for me.

MACE

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