[StiM]

I've had my hydraulick pump drive collapsed, and it is the bolts in the pulley which is teared away. I must eighter change the pulley or make some new holes.
Anyone have an idea how I can loosen the centre bolt? When I try move the bolt the whole crank follows.
And is the centre bolt threaded the right way (not links)?

Thanks for any suggestuions!

 

[rydplrs]

I use an impact gun for removing crank and spindle nuts/bolts

 

[StiM]

I use an impact gun for removing crank and spindle nuts/bolts

Hi, thank's for tips. And is it normally right threaded?

 

[rwmeyer]

StiM, Usually right hand, yes. What engine/tractor are you talking about here? Perhaps partscatalog.com will have info if we new what to look for.

Ryd is correct with the impact gun response. Hold pulley with one hand, hold gun in other hand, squeeze trigger, and...done! Bolt is out! Bob

 

[StiM]

StiM, Usually right hand, yes. What engine/tractor are you talking about here? Perhaps partscatalog.com will have info if we new what to look for.

Ryd is correct with the impact gun response. Hold pulley with one hand, hold gun in other hand, squeeze trigger, and...done! Bolt is out! Bob

Ryd, it's a 2030 79-mod. I tried with impact gun - and it worked great . The pulley is now removed from the shaft - and I will order a new one!
Thank's for respond!

 

[StiM]

I use an impact gun for removing crank and spindle nuts/bolts

This worked out great The pulley is now removed from the shaft, and I will order a new one, incl damaged parts for the drive connection.
Thank's for the tip!

 

[hosspuller]

Thanks for returning to the forum to post your happy results. It will help the next person searching for an answer