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 | fernglen
Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 6 New Zealand 
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2009-08-11 164855
I need to remove the flywheel..... does it require a special JD puller? If so, can anybody tell me the part number please?
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| gatoraider
Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 544 Maryland 
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2009-08-12 164862
I'm sure the right person would tell you to get a puller. My puller is two medium to large flat blade chisels wedged between the flywheel and the case with a couple of light taps and a whack on the end of the crank with a BIG hammer. I think Deere thinks we take them off that way too, that's why they don't have threads all the way out. They always come off for me. I'm sure a large straight bar puller would do the trick too. There are holes drilled opposite each other for the alternator pulley ....
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| fernglen
Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 6 New Zealand
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2009-08-13 164893
Okay... many thanks for that. Just one last question, and a really silly one at that. I'm having a lot of difficulty getting the nut off; from what little thread is exposed it looks like a standard thread, i.e. anti-clockwise to unscrew. Is that right? ....
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| gatoraider
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2009-08-13 164894
Yes sir, anti-clockwise as you say. I always do it with an impact gun so I really don't know how it would be by hand. Torque spec is only 80 ft/lb. ....
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| fernglen
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2009-08-13 164928
Thanks again.... I'll try a bigger hammer! ....
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