Remove a Rusted on Blade Adapter from a Lawn Mower

[@acousticET]

Thanks! Never even heard of a jaw puller before today. I'm pretty confident I can get this adapter off tomorrow after I procure me one.

[@RealManSkills]

Thanks for watching!

[@marksmith9194]

Thanks for sharing. I’ll be working on my Toro blade adapter tomorrow.

[@RealManSkills]

Thanks for watching!

[@alize0671]

Where can I get that exact same adapter or one the works? I have a craftsman 917-376460 and the adapter looks the same

[@BobSmith-eq9vs]

Actually that worked well. I’ve seen others have to use heat. Giving mine a try today.

[@RealManSkills]

Thanks for watching!

[@rudyc74]

Thanks. It worked for us.

[@RealManSkills]

Thanks for watching!

[@mcoguyaj]

Just watched half of this first time and said to myself oh yeah I got this. Now that I have watched it all the way thru I am glad you had the same problem I am having. Longer skinnier bolt Brillant will get right on it.

[@RealManSkills]

You got this! Thanks for watching!

[@richardtidd2738]

Use a propane torch on low heat. Turn the blade for good heat distribution. Put some PB blaster on and let it soak in overnight. A couple light taps with the hammer and you`re done. Put never- seize moly back on the crankshaft and adapter and have no more future trouble.

[@Pullingtractor]

Apply grease on the crankshaft before reinstalling the adapter. This will make it a lot easier to remove next time.

[@RealManSkills]

As I mentioned at the end of the video, I used Anti-seize before reinstalling. Thanks for watching.

[@Pullingtractor]

@@RealManSkills Oh. Oops! Well, anti-seize will work just as well. Anything is better than nothing! lol

[@LONNIE1949]

Very helpful video! Thank you for posting it.

[@philliphall5198]

I AllWAYS remove carb and fuel tank Then use cutting torch to heat it and water, install puller and it’s done 😊 Get a grade 8 bolt one and 1/4 longer and center drill it, works great

[@KristopherHite]

What size/brand is the puller?

[@cherokeefiddler]

Nice job getting the pulley off the shaft. I notice that you have a nut threaded on the puller shaft. Does this serve a purpose?

[@RealManSkills]

It must have come with the puller. I have never used it. Thanks for watching!

[@pharrell5334]

The retainer is seized and I bent it trying to remove it. I 3:26 cant get any oil in it to assist in removing it. Any ideas?

[@RealManSkills]

You might try heating it up with a torch.

[@Pro1er]

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[@crisprtalk6963]

I have about an 80% failure rate at these. My puller gets all out of straight and I get nowhere Very frustrating,

[@alanfenwick9560]

notice the pulley is worn out the V groove is gone worn out straight sides

[@charritolopez8223]

I would try a hose clamp on the head of the bolt keep it in place

[@philliphall5198]

Don’t pull on the outside flange or you’ll wrap it, I’m serious 😮

[@rustyrepairs2565]

Dealing with same issue. Horrible design of the shroud!!

[@RealManSkills]

Thanks for watching!

[@HerbertAtkinson]

I would think that it should had been oiled first with wd40 let it sit for half hour should had popped right off.

[@mcoguyaj]

you would think so right I hit mine with blaster at first then hit it again and let it sit all night and again today. Still Stuck. I used to use wd40 and one day after using wd40 and still stuck I picked up blaster and never went back. Own a lawn business and was given this mower by one of my customers had it for years first time i have to take it off so don't know how long it has been stuck.

[@markgrabowski8662]

@@mcoguyaj I may have to do that, same problem.

[@slpip4365]

I would use a pull hammer to hammer the adapter out.

[@RealManSkills]

I don't have one. But it's a good idea.