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Toro Front Drive Transmission Pulley Removal

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06-04-10, 05:51 AM

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Toro Front Drive Transmission Pulley Removal

Toro 20071 Front Wheel Drive. Need to replace transmission. How do you remove nut attaching the pulley? Have held pulley with a strap wrench so it would not turn. Nut and shaft continues to turn with pulley secure.

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06-04-10, 06:18 AM

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I'm thinking run it off with an impact?? If your replacing the trans anyway, can you take it apart enough to grab the shaft with vicegrips???? Roger

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