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Re: Re: Farmall Super C Front Crank Pulley Removal
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Posted by Joshua Blauvelt on July 09, 2004 at 20:03:25 from (152.163.253.103):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall Super C Front Crank Pulley Removal posted by Don on July 09, 2004 at 19:52:43:
From what I understand the crank is threaded where your puller would go to pull it off. I believe it is 1/2" fine thread but don't quote me. What I think you could do is use a piece of dowel rod heat the pulley up on your bbq or oven and then place it on and used a few large washers and a nut to push it back on. I haven't done this or tried it or even know someone that has done it but I have read this and figure it is probably the best way. Besides why else would the crank be threaded?
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