floating sheave (117) stuck
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futralwoodworks
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Thanks everybody!!!
Thanks guys. I went to Harbor Fright and got a cheap wheel puller. Before I left I sprayed plenty of liquid wrench around the shaft. The floating sleeve came off no problem with the wheel puller. Shaft is pretty tarnished so I need to get the fan sheave and square key off so I can polish shaft. I can see the set screw that was refered to by wa2crk (thanks). Will that set screw be the same standard SS size? I need to run get a long t-handle one and want to make sure I get the right size!
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futralwoodworks wrote:Thanks guys. I went to Harbor Fright and got a cheap wheel puller. Before I left I sprayed plenty of liquid wrench around the shaft. The floating sleeve came off no problem with the wheel puller. Shaft is pretty tarnished so I need to get the fan sheave and square key off so I can polish shaft. I can see the set screw that was refered to by wa2crk (thanks). Will that set screw be the same standard SS size? I need to run get a long t-handle one and want to make sure I get the right size!
5/32" HEX:)
P.S. It will be very tight. When reinstalling it make it so again!
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futralwoodworks
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