Red Baron
Active member
I replaced a D&S side spinner pulley again today, which is much easier when:
1. It's 80 degrees out, not 20.
2. I have a new one in stock.
3. It's the bottom one, not the top.
The set screws can be a real pain to get out when conditions are bad. Since the pulley is very low RPM, why can't I replace the set screws with bolts, which would be a lot easier to get a wrench to? I assume they'd need to be fairly high grade bolts so as to withstand the torque when they're corroded in there?
1. It's 80 degrees out, not 20.
2. I have a new one in stock.
3. It's the bottom one, not the top.
The set screws can be a real pain to get out when conditions are bad. Since the pulley is very low RPM, why can't I replace the set screws with bolts, which would be a lot easier to get a wrench to? I assume they'd need to be fairly high grade bolts so as to withstand the torque when they're corroded in there?