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Air compressor pulley removal, urgent!

2020-04-15View Original

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The pull pull does not move, and the cast iron is heated and baked for fear of cracking. . How to take it off?
Reply #22020-04-15
Thanks, no big puller. . . , I didn’t take it off all morning.
Reply #32020-04-15
Is the belt still useful? If not, why don't you just cut it directly?
Reply #42020-04-15
Thank you for the management. The belt pulley cannot be removed. If the cast iron is made of cast iron, use a high heat to dry the belt pulley to prevent cracks. Then the belt can be removed.
Reply #52020-04-15
What is the shape of your pulley? Do you have a picture of the shaft end face? Is it that tapered wheel?
Reply #62020-04-15
To disassemble this thing, you need to make a special puller. Make large pliers and use a jack in the middle. When it becomes difficult to push, use a cutting torch to flame-grill it. Just be careful not to overdo it, otherwise it will really explode. Give it a try.
Reply #72020-04-15
Thanks to all the teachers, I used the method of knocking and pulling at the same time to remove it. The shaft is tapered. The bearing is broken and needs to be overhauled. I have to work overtime at night to remove the first level. It is too painful.
Reply #82020-04-15
I sincerely appreciate members like you, even if you give feedback, everyone’s work is not in vain. If you have any questions, please contact Haichuan. There are a lot of great tips here, and some methods are quite practical!
Reply #92020-04-15
That wheel is easy to break. If it breaks again, make a carbon steel one. Or make a special tool next time. The pulling force surface is small and it will be easily broken.

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