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135 crank pulley

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Woodchopper

05-18-2008 11:12:45

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I guess I'm going to try to make an adaptor to bolt on to the crankshaft pulley to turn a shaft that will power a hydraulic pump mounted out front of my 135 to run a wood splitter. When facing the front of the tractor the engine turns clockwise so probably the bolt securing the pulley is a left hand thread. ??? Also with the tractor in gear the engine spins over when I tried to loosen the bolt. Why is this and how do I hold the engine from turning? Is this pulley hard to remove?
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Dennis

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Brian Allen

05-19-2008 17:16:02

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Re: 135 crank pulley in reply to Gerald J., 05-18-2008 11:12:45

Are your tires loaded?

Quite often loaded tires will rock the tractor a bit if you stop quickly then take the brakes off.

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DavidP, South Wales

05-18-2008 11:34:15

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Re: 135 crank pulley in reply to Woodchopper, 05-18-2008 11:12:45

Hello Dennis,
No, the crank bolt is RH thread. In 33 years of MF's I have never had any problems removing a pulley. The key makes it a neat fit but that's it.
I assume that you have a straight axle 135 with a hollow axle pivot pin. It should not be difficult to have an adaptor made to fit the crank thread but I would advise that a flexible coupling is fitted to cope with any mis-alignment no matter how accurate your working is.
As to removing the bolt, it is not normally necessary to hlod the crank. A good fitting spanner or socket and bar are OK and give it a good crack with a heavy hammer at the end normally does the trick.
Cheers
DavidP, South Wales

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Woodchopper

05-19-2008 16:48:49

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Re: 135 crank pulley in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 05-18-2008 11:34:15

Thanks Dave. With the tractor in gear, why does the engine turn free counter clockwise but not clockwise? Also when I stop and have the main gear shift in nutral with the tractor running it rocks back and forth a little for a short time - ????

Dennis

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Gerald J.

05-19-2008 21:03:58

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Re: 135 crank pulley in reply to Woodchopper, 05-19-2008 16:48:49

Multipower will let the engine turn one way and not the other. It has a ratchet in the drive. That also prevents pull starting the tractor.

Gerald J.

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