KubotaSam
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- Kubota B2410, Kubota B7100Dt, Kubota B7100HST
I just bought a used Landpride GM2560 finish mower. It had been sitting unused for about 2 years. It seemed to be in decent shape. Some parts were kind of rusty from sitting outdoors but I thought I had found a good deal. After I unloaded it from my truck I was cleaning it and fixing one of the pulleys that the belt goes around. I was turning the input shaft to the gearbox a few turns when gear oil started to come out the bottom. I guess the oil seal had dried up and failed when I started turning the gearbox. No big deal I thought. I removed the gearbox. Took of the large nut that holds the bottom pulley. And now I am stuck (just like the pulley). Everything is really rusted. and I can't get the pulley off. The pulley is made of pressed sheet metal so a puller would just bend it. I tried heating the center of the pulley with an oxyacetylene torch and tapping the end of the shaft. No luck removing the pulley, and now the gearbox does not turn as free as it did. I must have cooked the lower bearings in the gearbox with the torch.
Does anyone have any ideas to remove the pulley without damaging it or the gearbox shaft any more? If I did cut the pulley off the shaft I am not sure I can get an exact replacement as Landpride has an online parts locator but does not list this exact model (GM2560). I believe the gearbox is a Comer. The tag on the side has type 141-A Code Nr 141.00300 Series D.7 Any Ideas where I can get rebuild parts for this gearbox if I do get the pulley off?
Does anyone have any ideas to remove the pulley without damaging it or the gearbox shaft any more? If I did cut the pulley off the shaft I am not sure I can get an exact replacement as Landpride has an online parts locator but does not list this exact model (GM2560). I believe the gearbox is a Comer. The tag on the side has type 141-A Code Nr 141.00300 Series D.7 Any Ideas where I can get rebuild parts for this gearbox if I do get the pulley off?
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