How to install the browning pulley

This one describes how the browning taper fit pulley is installed. This video is part of the heating and cooling series of training videos made to accompany my websites: www.graycoolingman.com and www.grayfurnaceman.com to pass on what I have learned in many years of service and repair. If you have suggestions or comments they are welcome.
If you are a homeowner looking to repair your own appliance, understand that the voltages can be lethal, the fuels are highly flammable and high pressures are used. Know your limits.

[@chiwoody48]

I never seen a pulley like that before. Thanks for the educational information you share.

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@ritewayguy]

Use a screwdriver or a small wedge in the slots of the hub and it will spread and open the bore of the hub and release the hub from the shaft. You don't have to hammer it offer.

[@grayfurnaceman]

This installation was done on an older, well used pulley that spreading the hub was ineffective. GFM

[@craignehring]

Nice, I've worked with these before, the one time I had a real fight with one was on a huge feeder for rolled steel. Turned out it had been slipping and gouged the shaft and collet hub.

[@horaciocastillo1435]

Thanks so much for this instructive video,very well done.

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@boobaloo009]

I really like these. Funny thing is, I have seen several of my co-workers break them with a puller. They didn't know the puller was already on there!

[@grayfurnaceman]

Interesting. GFM

[@PaulAndMuttley]

I bought a used 5 HP motor that had a double groove sheave with one of these locking bushings. I removed the screws and tried to pull it off but I broke part of the sheave. Then I investigated further and saw how to use the alternate holes to get it off. It is a good system. enginuitysystems.com/pix/5HP_Motor_800x600_0560.png

[@georgeman7018]

Thanks.

[@mikumiku925]

Great video!!! Thank you very much Sir 😊😊

[@danoberkirsch5282]

I agree i used to work at a gain elevator/feed mill and Taper Lock pulleys were all we used on motors ranging from 3 HP all the way up to 75hp did not have many fail l don't know the brand name but we also used some that used an allen screw that screwed in between the wedge and the pulley. half of the threads were on the wedge and the other half were on the pulley they worked good but I did not really care for them I much rather have used the Browning style.

[@grayfurnaceman]

They are the best. GFM

[@kinggenius6660]

good tip thank you and thank you for making videos

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@geraldmanzanaresjr2561]

nice nice nice! thk u

[@dennisqwertyuiop]

they are nice and I used them many years ago but dont remember how to put it on the shaft right place for alignment a set screw tybe you can slide it back and forth but this one ?

[@grayfurnaceman]

Alignment is a problem and sometimes it takes a couple of tries. GFM

[@geojor]

thank you ...

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@larryreyes5055]

Do you push it all the way in the ( hov) to the taper ?

[@grayfurnaceman]

You push it in then pull it tight with the bolts. GFM

[@hubert187]

Wish I knew that 12 hours ago when I used a puller to remove it, instead of 2 screws and an open end.

[@grayfurnaceman]

Don't you know you are supposed to watch my videos before you do anything? lol GFM

[@hubert187]

@@grayfurnaceman yes. I will. Haha. 10HP motor, had a rough night with that thing...

[@millermatic140]

Hate these bushings. I tried using the bolts to pull it closed and stripped threads on the pulley🤦🏾‍♂️

[@bhartinaik3323]

Do they sell motor with pulley install?

[@grayfurnaceman]

No, they sell the separate because all installations are different. GFM

[@ZimZoomer]

Any chance you can go through a packed rooftop? Also has anyone asked about the bird before each video lol

[@grayfurnaceman]

The biggest problem with RTUs is I seldom can get one. Will do if I can find one. The bird is a local red hawk I see commonly during my morning walks looking for breakfast. GFM

[@RealityRenovations]

more difficult to align though...

[@grayfurnaceman]

True GFM

[@gigi9467]

does anybody know.wer the flame sensor is on the rheem model number Rrgg 05n31jkr

[@BlackDynomight]

Jesus H Medrano have to be where the burner inshots are! but no offense you shouldnt mess with it if you have to ask.

[@gigi9467]

i dont see anything. i thought maybe it was part of the pilot/spark setup..

[@BlackDynomight]

Jesus H Medrano sorry friend wish i could help but i think it would be too risky to give you more advice, gas is nothing to mess around with ive seen many injuries, i dont know about your local shops but here in Colorado you cant even go to the parts store to buy parts unless your licensed. call a local company. good luck.

[@gigi9467]

huh, well ur no help anyways it turnes out to be the ignition control.module and its ordered ans ita way thanx for nothing though.

[@BlackDynomight]

Jesus H Medrano welcome! good luck.

[@kinggenius6660]

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