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Andyrk

05-08-2006 17:02:18




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working on replacing bearings in the head of my S/P haybine, the real bearings are out and on the one end is a stuborn pulley, tried everything, gear puller, PB blaster, and the BFH.. any suggestions?




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Ken L

05-09-2006 16:39:42




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Andyrk, 05-08-2006 17:02:18  
If the key sticks out beyond the hub and has a what looks kinda like a hook on the end, it's a gibb key. To get the hub off, you first have to drive the hub on to the shaft a little futher than it is now to loosten the key (which is tapered) pull the key out and then, take the pulley off.



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big jt

05-09-2006 07:48:14




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Andyrk, 05-08-2006 17:02:18  
I will qualify my statement by saying I am not familiar with Haybines (never worked on one)

Something I have run into on Gleaners. Is the pully threaded on?

Just a idea.

jt



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Sid

05-08-2006 18:46:16




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Andyrk, 05-08-2006 17:02:18  
I do not remember what you call it or exactly how to tell you how to do it but some pulley have to be driven in on the shaft to come off.



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Fawteen

05-09-2006 01:47:56




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Sid, 05-08-2006 18:46:16  
It's called a Taper Lock.

There are two sets of threaded holes in a taper lock, one that holds the pulley to the lock, and 90 degrees from them are another set of holes that you use to force the pulley off the taper by swapping the allen screws.



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IBorange in TX

05-08-2006 17:47:26




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Andyrk, 05-08-2006 17:02:18  
Andyrk,
Heat the collar of the pulley to cherry red, then throw some cold water on the collar. Tap w/a hammer and check for being loose. If not loose, then heat again and suddenly cool it again, continue, it will come off.
Good luck...



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RustyFarmall

05-08-2006 17:07:14




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Andyrk, 05-08-2006 17:02:18  
If you don't already own an oxy-acetylene torch, now is the time to invest in one. You can spend only so much time trying to save the old stuff, and then it's time for the torch.



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Andyrk

05-08-2006 17:14:27




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to RustyFarmall, 05-08-2006 17:07:14  
And tried heating it, was cherry red and still wouldnt come off!! i geuss i will just have to call the local hesston dealer and see if what the cost of the pulley would be, and if the old 310 S/P's could interchange parts with others, hopefully their is some available.



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TimS

05-09-2006 10:55:55




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 Re: Just plain stuborn in reply to Andyrk, 05-08-2006 17:14:27  
If you are replacing the bearing anyhow, get a dremel tool and a cutting disc and cut it apart.

Or just use a cutting torch.



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