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Hi.
Does anyone know how to get the belt wheel off the crankshaft on a 490 1919?
Olle
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I think Per-Ã…ke Larsson will be able to reply. Here is the adress in Sweden: per-ake.larsson@telia.com.  Why not become a member of VCCA, the sooner the better? You can join and pay through net bank on these pages.
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You will need to fabricate a puller from flat bar with bends in the ends , and a hole with a thread for a bolt with a length of 9 1/4" . BOLT should have a tapered point.
The flat bar would need to be approx 1/2 thick. The width on the inside needs to be 4 1/4" inside. The second bend in the end needs to be 1 1/4" inside to create a " square J " in the end. As the pulley is VEE form you will also need to taper the inside of the last 2 bends so that they will fit the inside taper of the pulley where the fan belt sits.
Wind the centre bolt with a spanner , to remove the pulley which is a pressed on fit.
JACK
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Wouldn't a bearing race puller work that is thin enough to slide behind the pulley and then connect a H style puller to the bearing race puller that has a center bolt to pull the pulley off?
These tools are readily available so you don't have to make anything.
Cheers,
Gary
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Thanks. I pulled the wheel yesterday, no problem with an ordinary tolegged puller.
Olle
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