You will be cursing the Engineer by the time you are finished but it is possible. I understand that this method is 4X less work than pulling the radiator. My 1st hour was getting the slot head set screw loose so I replaced it with a bolt and anti-seize. On my H the pulley flat to tap on was inside the schroud so it was a real bugger to get a good hit on. I had my helper trying to hold everything from turning from the other side of the tractor. I ended up heating the pulley with a propane torch before I could get it loose. Not too hot. Do not overtighten the belt or the water pump will be junk fast and then you will have some real work to do. I think that the book calls for 3/4" belt flex. While you are looking at the tractor I would check to make sure that the drain pipe threaded into the bottom of the radiator is tight, I just had mine fall out while brush hogging. good luck.
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