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| | | | Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 502 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 502 | Loosen the hub bolts on the inside of the flywheel and remove from the shaft according to the I&T Service Manuel, but I have had to drive a small chisel into the gap on each side of the hub bolts then it should come off. The flywheel is really heavy so be careful. I have used a 6" c-clamp on the flywheel and chained to a cherry picker to hold it up whem removing it. Pick up a manuel at Tractor Supply because their is spicific instructions on installation The john deere manual I have talks about loosening the rear pinch bolts- then using a puller to remove using the two threaded holes and the center guide hole- That's why I asked about the puller- Is their another way? Thanks, Sam | | |
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