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Re: Stuck Super H fan pulley
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Posted by Andy Martin on October 03, 2001 at 20:06:07 from (63.27.17.48):
In Reply to: Stuck Super H fan pulley posted by Bill Jones on October 03, 2001 at 14:14:37:
One post recommended using a cold chisel. Invest in a brass punch. Gentle raps will probably start it turning. Maybe a lot of gentle raps with a big hammer. Vibration is your friend. For broken set screws a good welder can weld a little nut on it. I got lucky and welded one on one time and got the set screw out. the heat of welding is what loosens the screw. Second best is to get a left-hand drill bit to drill it out. If you are a little lucky the setscrew will turn out before you have drill too far. There is another boss that can be drilled and tapped if you ruin the hole getting the screw out.
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