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Crank Pulley Revisited
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Posted by Mike Frost on October 18, 2006 at 19:11:45 from (65.54.154.18):
Ok guys, I know that there are pleny of other archives about installing crank pulleys, bu this sucker is being stubborn. I first put it in the oven at 400 for about half an hour, didn;t work, so now I lubed the heck out of it, didn"t work. I tried using a torch, didn"t work, I put a piece of threaded rod int o crank to pull on, but I can"t hold crank enough w/strap wrench, and finally I cut a notch into a 2x4 and tried heating and beating.I got it on about 3/4 of the way so I don"t think the keyway is binding, This bugger is whooping me. PLEASE HELP!!!!
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