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Re: Fan Belt Adjustment On M
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Posted by Sheepdog on October 24, 2005 at 18:39:42 from (67.0.14.175):
In Reply to: Fan Belt Adjustment On M posted by Paul in WI on October 24, 2005 at 18:19:45:
The rotating collar has a set screw in it and a locking nut (ahead of belt). Back out screw, use big water pump pliers or something to tighten collar. It helps to turn fan once in a while to let belt crawl up in pulley. The large diameter threads have four slots running front to back that the set screww will seat in when you are done. Lock nut. You might have to soak collar and threads with something, sometimes they are seized up.
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