John Deere Model M Belt Pulley Assembly Removal for 3-po

Kris1946A

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Hi Everyone,

I'd like to remove the belt pulley assembly from my 1949 John Deere model M so I can install a three-point hitch. Looking at the shop manual, I'm not sure what parts need to come out to avoid problems down the road. If I remove all the mounting bolts and slide the assembly out, will the oil slinger and drive gear come out with it? Will I need to go in from the front to remove any parts that might break loose and cause problems?

Thanks in advance for your advice!
 
(quoted from post at 07:54:10 01/30/23) Sure like to hear how heavy it is and how difficult to remove. Did you do it by yourself?

I was able to take the belt pulley off after removing all four bolts, then "shimmying" back and forth while pulling back. It weighs about 40 pounds I would guess. I could take it out myself.
 

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