The shaft pulled towards the pulley whilst extracting the pulley, it's not unusual (for my machine anyway) the " dowel pins"
stop it after an inch or so. But you're probably right.
The collar was holding so tight it made it pull the shaft.
Thinking about it now, I should have knocked out the key...
So it seems that hole in the top of the collar conceals a grub screw, taken that out now, lunchtime.
The excitement will continue, not for the faint hearted!
Ok bottom pulley came of like a dream (see photo for evidence of wear)
The top one just keeps pulling the shaft through, it seems to me that this hole in the top is a way of removing the square piece (key?) thus loosening the piece allowing the pulley to slide off. Thoughts?
Ok, so my loyal rayco has eaten another belt embarrassing me in front of a client.
This was a forestry guy and he looked at the pulleys and said they were absolutely wanked and in need of replacing. The photo is of the top one but the bottom one seems to follow the same principal.
Are they easy...
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