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Gleaner F2 Straw Chopper Pulley removal?
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    Posted: 29 Sep 2016 at 7:10pm
Having some issues getting the drive pulley off the straw chopper, so that I can replace the bearing and bearing housing behind it, I sprayed it, torch it, and used a air hammer, still can't get it to move. would anyone have any suggestions on how to get it off, I see there is three hole that got thru the pulley face, didn't know if there was a specific puller that would do the trick. any suggestions would help.




Edited by jason82 - 29 Sep 2016 at 7:26pm
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The pulley isn't keyed to the shaft so you may be able to use a couple of large pipe wrenches to break it loose from the shaft. I wouldn't use those three small holes to try and pull from, probably just ruin the pulley by doing so.
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we weld a large grade 8  nut on the pulley centered over the hole with a bolt ground to a taper like a puller - weld 360 - this will heat the pulley - then screw the bolt in - instant puller!  leave the nut on - no need to remove - just paint...  this works on bin unloader as well.. 
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Fine threads being the best choice, for more power.
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Welded a 1 inch grade 8 nut to the end of the pulley and used a air wrench, came right off. should of posted this sooner would of saved us hours of headaches, thanks guys for the info, gratefully appreciate the help.
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