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Removing Stuck Pulley From Shaft. I sprayed pb blaster between the gear and shaft. I deal with a lot of stuck rusted on pulleys and this works almost every time to remove then with no. Tips for removing a stuck pulley. If the pulley bolt is frozen, try applying penetrating oil to the threads and letting it soak for a few hours. My standard method for keys that aren't too stuck is to use side cutter pliers. The most common application is freeing frozen fasteners, and it might do the trick here too. You grip the key as close to the shaft as possible (and grip. A harmonic balancer puller might be a good choice if you can get nuts behind the holes in the pulley. Be sure to protect the end of the shaft. A quick and easy way to remove a stubborn gear or pulley off of a motor shaft. Another option, which i've used when changing my timing belt, is to use the belt as a wrench. And use the existing pulley so it don't have to come off!

A harmonic balancer puller might be a good choice if you can get nuts behind the holes in the pulley. A quick and easy way to remove a stubborn gear or pulley off of a motor shaft. I sprayed pb blaster between the gear and shaft. Another option, which i've used when changing my timing belt, is to use the belt as a wrench. And use the existing pulley so it don't have to come off! The most common application is freeing frozen fasteners, and it might do the trick here too. I deal with a lot of stuck rusted on pulleys and this works almost every time to remove then with no. Tips for removing a stuck pulley. If the pulley bolt is frozen, try applying penetrating oil to the threads and letting it soak for a few hours. My standard method for keys that aren't too stuck is to use side cutter pliers.

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Removing Stuck Pulley From Shaft A harmonic balancer puller might be a good choice if you can get nuts behind the holes in the pulley. Be sure to protect the end of the shaft. Tips for removing a stuck pulley. A quick and easy way to remove a stubborn gear or pulley off of a motor shaft. A harmonic balancer puller might be a good choice if you can get nuts behind the holes in the pulley. You grip the key as close to the shaft as possible (and grip. My standard method for keys that aren't too stuck is to use side cutter pliers. I sprayed pb blaster between the gear and shaft. If the pulley bolt is frozen, try applying penetrating oil to the threads and letting it soak for a few hours. The most common application is freeing frozen fasteners, and it might do the trick here too. And use the existing pulley so it don't have to come off! Another option, which i've used when changing my timing belt, is to use the belt as a wrench. I deal with a lot of stuck rusted on pulleys and this works almost every time to remove then with no.