Re: Flywheel removal from 60

Posted by deeretails on February 01, 2018 at 16:19:57 from (100.34.245.61):

In Reply to: Flywheel removal from 60 posted by millerpc on February 01, 2018 at 15:31:31:

Don't loosen the bolts. The nut is a right hand tread. I put a piece of angle iron from the floor to a tooth on the flywheel, that will keep the flywheel from turning, then a large pipe wrench with a cheater bar to get the nut loose. Don't take the nut all the way off, then you need to beat on the flywheel at places 180 degrees apart until the it comes loose from the taper sleeve. Search the Deere archives for more details.

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