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Attempting to take 244-H PTO apart... any tips?

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1990Onan520-H

As the title states I'm trying to get my PTO pulley off. I managed to get everything to slide down off the crank, but I'm now trying to get the hydro drive pulley to separate from the clutch/electromagnet and that just doesn't seem to be happening. I've soaked it on both sides for 2 weeks with PB blaster and ATF with no luck. I've found an exploded PTO diagram but none of them seem to incorporate the hydro drive pulley and I'm wondering although I don't think so... if I'm not taking this apart correctly. It seems to me that the pulley should just slide up and off the PTO but that's not happening. Does anyone know how this comes apart for sure and or have any tips? I already had to hack my deck spindle shaft in half and replace it for this same reason and I don't want to do that again with this if at all possible. This is getting expensive and I'm already into this mower for more than it's worth in less than a year of ownership.

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peter lena

got any pictures of your issue? the pto pulley set up is simple and easy to service. 

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1990Onan520-H
3 minutes ago, peter lena said:

got any pictures of your issue? the pto pulley set up is simple and easy to service. 

I don't at the moment but that's what I figured. I think they're rusted stuck. I have a puller on it trying to pull the pto down and push what i think is the pulley shaft up, but it won't move.

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peter lena

not to add to your frustration , but your puller  use ,and explanation only confuses the issue. when you can , pictures should clear it up , pete

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1990Onan520-H
8 minutes ago, peter lena said:

not to add to your frustration , but your puller  use ,and explanation only confuses the issue. when you can , pictures should clear it up , pete

I'll get some later today. Grass is growing and since both my 520's are screwed up worse than the 244, I have to get this fixed asap.

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wildman

He is talking about #18 that goes into clutch iplimage.php?ir=YToyOntzOjk6ImltYWdlUGF0aCI7czo0NDoiZEc5eWJ5OHpNekUxTFRFNE5WeHBiV0ZuWlZ4Zk1UZzFNREF3TkM1bmFXWT0iO3M6Nzoib3B0aW9ucyI7YToxOntzOjU6IndpZHRoIjtpOjEwMDA7fX0

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1990Onan520-H
28 minutes ago, wildman said:

He is talking about #18 that goes into clutch iplimage.php?ir=YToyOntzOjk6ImltYWdlUGF0aCI7czo0NDoiZEc5eWJ5OHpNekUxTFRFNE5WeHBiV0ZuWlZ4Zk1UZzFNREF3TkM1bmFXWT0iO3M6Nzoib3B0aW9ucyI7YToxOntzOjU6IndpZHRoIjtpOjEwMDA7fX0

Yup. That guy. Does that slide all the way through everything and the bolt threads into the bottom of it? I see that it's keyed so i assume it should just slide off.

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wildman

Bolt does go through #18 and threads into crankshaft and yes it does slide off

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1990Onan520-H
1 minute ago, wildman said:

Bolt does go through #18 and threads into crankshaft and yes it does slide off

I figured. So the sucker is stuck. Guess that means I have to heat the hell out of the clutch, destroy the electronics and pray it comes apart. Then buy a new clutch. That sucks.

 

Anyone have any good tips? Socket on the bolt side and hammer down on it to try to shoot the pulley off?

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wildman

Well good news is if you destroy yours i think i have a used one on the shelf.

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gwest_ca
17 hours ago, 1990Onan520-H said:

Anyone have any good tips? Socket on the bolt side and hammer down on it to try to shoot the pulley off?

Sounds like that may work but better done by two people. One to suspend the assembly in mid air and the other on the end of the hammer. Don't let the pulley fall when it comes out as it may get damaged.

 

Garry

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