Man, I just love this woman, she is a splendid teacher. I was almost to give up on the same situation she was working on. She acted so calm, without suffer and without giving up. My thumbs are up for this Lady.
I was just scrolling through your videos while watching this one and I just love how it’s tons of videos of you just doing things ! Here I am looking up videos on how to do stuff and I should just be more like you and get out there and do it!!
Clear instructions, also good idea to remove set screws as some assembly use two in each hole,one to secure wheel to shaft,2nd to lock 1st in place. Belt and suspenders.
This really is a good video tutorial on removing a pulley. I'm trying to remove the spindle pulley on my drill press and have only found one where it only explains a little bit about how to do it. I like this video because it methodically runs through the process of removing a simple pulley. I can apply what you carefully demonstrated here to the spindle pulley on my drill press. Thanks! Great video!!
well I'll be damned, thats what that contraption is my late Dads workshop was for. Turns out I already have the tools for this. Thanks for the video. Good stuff!
May not be relevant, but I’ve restored pulleys by carving a stick of wood to match the inside groove of the pulley and make undersized to make room for sandpaper. Then run the engine and use the tool to sand the groove clean and smooth. Of course, make the stick long enough to be well out of harms way and only sand on the side rotating away from you so the wood isn’t thrown towards you if it hangs up in the spinning pulley.
Lol, it's one of those things! You watch a video like this to justify the reasoning on why this would be a good item to buy! And after seeing that you hurt your arm this makes a tool like this valuable!!! Ugh!
Man, I just love this woman, she is a splendid teacher. I was almost to give up on the same situation she was working on. She acted so calm, without suffer and without giving up. My thumbs are up for this Lady.
I was just scrolling through your videos while watching this one and I just love how it’s tons of videos of you just doing things ! Here I am looking up videos on how to do stuff and I should just be more like you and get out there and do it!!
Clear instructions, also good idea to remove set screws as some assembly use two in each hole,one to secure wheel to shaft,2nd to lock 1st in place. Belt and suspenders.
This really is a good video tutorial on removing a pulley. I'm trying to remove the spindle pulley on my drill press and have only found one where it only explains a little bit about how to do it. I like this video because it methodically runs through the process of removing a simple pulley. I can apply what you carefully demonstrated here to the spindle pulley on my drill press. Thanks! Great video!!
Thank you
well I'll be damned, thats what that contraption is my late Dads workshop was for. Turns out I already have the tools for this. Thanks for the video. Good stuff!
HAHAHAHA! I'm happy I could teach you something.
May not be relevant, but I’ve restored pulleys by carving a stick of wood to match the inside groove of the pulley and make undersized to make room for sandpaper. Then run the engine and use the tool to sand the groove clean and smooth. Of course, make the stick long enough to be well out of harms way and only sand on the side rotating away from you so the wood isn’t thrown towards you if it hangs up in the spinning pulley.
Love the accent.
Thanks for the good tips.
Thank you so much I learn something new today!:)
Do you know what size puller that is? I think I need a 6 inch puller for a pulley about the same size as the one you did.
How do you put it back on?
Great video
thanks
Thank you!
Thank you
No Problem!
Buen video
now try doing this on an ancient briggs 9hp pressure washer
Lol im doing it on a 1979 stiga park the pulley bent on itself 😂
Should remove the set screws first
Lol, it's one of those things! You watch a video like this to justify the reasoning on why this would be a good item to buy! And after seeing that you hurt your arm this makes a tool like this valuable!!! Ugh!