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HELP! D-Series Clutch

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BuffaloD200

'74 D-180

 

My friction disc in gone on my clutch.  I saw the old post about making a new friction disc, so I'm not concerned about that.

I managed to remove the front clutch plate and double v-belt pulley.  But I can't separate the two.  When I took the assembly off the spiraloc washer popped off on its own.  I HAVE READ THE MANUALS.

So I should be able to just remove the pulley from the front clutch and continue with step 4.  The v-belt pulley is loose as all hell and flops around like a dead fish.  It seems to be hung up on a ring or bearing race.  

So my thoughts are grab a BFH or sparky the blue tip wrench.

Is there an unpublished step 3.5, or some trick?

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Lee1977

That bearing is stuck on the crank shaft, your going to need a puller to get the pulley off. Hot wrench will destroy the seal on the crank shaft.

I did find out the the "Toro Parts Viewer" is working again. 

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BuffaloD200

No, I removed it from the crank.  I need to separate the front clutch face from the v pulley.  

I'll take a look again tonight.  I might just stick it in a vise and whack it with a hammer

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BuffaloD200

Got the sucker apart.  Got a big 'ol hammer and my vise and wailed on it.

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