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Bradley

02-23-2005 15:48:48




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What does everyone use to remove the large nut holding the drive sprockets on a Case 310?

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Brad




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NC Wayne

02-23-2005 18:42:11




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 Re: Drive Sprocket in reply to Bradley, 02-23-2005 15:48:48  
Find somebody on here that lives close to you that has one of the 1" drive Swench wrenches that you can borrow and try that. With 2000 ftlb of torque it ought to take it off with no problem. Barring that take a piece of 1" plate and make you a heavy duty wrench. Cut you out a hex the right size along with a handle about 3 feet long. Put it over the nut and hit it with a sledge hammer like you would a regular slugging wrench. I remember going with dad many times over the years when we'd have to take off and replace a sprocket. He had several of these wrenches cut out for the different size nuts with 3 foot plus handles on them. When it came time to loosen the sprocket nuts he'd do like I just said. Once they were broken loose he'd let the wrench rest on the ground and put the machine in gear and let it turn the nut the rest of the way off. Going back he'd do it just the opposite. Start the nut and with the wrench bucked on the ground put the machine in gear and let it tighten the nut til it would just try to pick the corner of the machine up with the wrench, then hit on it with the sledge til it didn't move anymore. When doing this never stand in front of the wrench just in case it decides to jump off of the nut while under pressure. You know how many knuckles get skinned by small wrenches slipping so you can imagine what a big one would do it if flew off and hit you..... . Good luck.

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george md

02-23-2005 16:50:54




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 Re: Drive Sprocket in reply to Bradley, 02-23-2005 15:48:48  
Bradley,

3 1/2 socket and large ratchet or air

wrench.

george



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