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Doing repairs to the 856!

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bottjernat1

So yah this happened. I have never broke a pulley ever. I didn't follow my own rules for removing a pulley. I'm fixing it. I could by new but I don't want to. So mad!! This is the correct pulley for the transmission on my 856.

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Pullstart

Well what’dya do that for?  :teasing-poke:

 

what are are your plans to fix it up?

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The Tuul Crib

I might have a spare one if ya need it.

What is the diameter?

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bottjernat1
3 hours ago, pullstart said:

Well what’dya do that for?  :teasing-poke:

 

what are are your plans to fix it up?

I planned on having a friend who needs john deere parts to weld it for me he can do cast iron. But i broke the broken piece on saturday caring it around with me. So now i am using a cold weld goop. It will be hidden and out of site so it will be ok for now. biggest thing i have learned to be more patient. I will post it when its all cured up. I will go ahead and sand it and paint it to. Hopefully it will look as good as new LOL.

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bottjernat1
3 hours ago, The Tool Crib said:

I might have a spare one if ya need it.

What is the diameter?

I will measure it tonight. i know the shaft is 3/4 inch it is a 1611 pulley is the part number.

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bottjernat1

So I also wanted to add I noticed something else on this horse. the rear wheels are not right at all. The rims have 6 holes? It is hard to tell in this photo but i promise you there is 6 holes one of course doesn't have a bolt in it. These rims definitely came off something else!

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WildmanC120
1 hour ago, bottjernat1 said:

I planned on having a friend who needs john deere parts to weld it for me he can do cast iron. But i broke the broken piece on saturday caring it around with me. So now i am using a cold weld goop. It will be hidden and out of site so it will be ok for now. biggest thing i have learned to be more patient. I will post it when its all cured up. I will go ahead and sand it and paint it to. Hopefully it will look as good as new LOL.

 

I'm not sure that is the best idea.  If the goop let's go then you have pieces of metal flying around.  Plus you may be adding to the vibration of the engine/drive line as now you are adding weight to one side of that pulley and spinning it around at 3600 rpm.  I would just get a new one for $20. 

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bottjernat1

Well i cold welded it! the broke off piece broke and so i thought wth i will give this a shot. It may not work but im going to try! I will update on weather my fix worked! I didnt think the set screw would be a different size so now i have to get me a set screw. Worse case i will have to break down and get a new one. I wanted to weld it but the broke piece broke in to smaller pieces and i figured it would be harder to weld. I know its a hot mess but maybe it will work. LOL

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bottjernat1

Here is a short video I took! 

 

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pfrederi

I wouldn't try that at all.  if you try it stay way out of the way.

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bottjernat1
Just now, pfrederi said:

I wouldn't try that at all.  if you try it stay way out of the way.

i will! Im curious to on what will happen. LOL I will make sure the camera is going when i start her up. LOL might put my welding helmet on to. LOL

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WildmanC120

Do you really feel comfortable driving that thing around like that?  It may not come apart now.  It may not come apart tomorrow.  But it may come apart some day and throw that metal at your face spinning at 3600rpm. 

 

I wish you luck

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gt14rider

I would've used Gorilla duct tape.  Use a high speed camera, we want good pics.:popcorn:

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bottjernat1

SO i wanted to share i have been driving this old 856 and so has my daughter. and i have adjusted the deck so it don't hit the tires. she is running and going just fine with my jb weld job. Anyways does anybody know what deck i have i need new mowing tips/blades for the mower deck! someone grinned them to a triangle! they cut but are worthless. Thanks

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bottjernat1

SOLD!!!

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