Q: How do you separate the drive pulley/ drive disk assembly? SNAPPER Comet RIP!

If it is in good shape, sell it on e-bay, they sell pretty high.

Bad shape! I have had them here for sale.
 

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I agree sell it on eBay.
If your wanting to make your snapper faster it is not worth it. The chain in the gear box will break. The snapper gear box is tough but will not handle the extra RPMs without doing mods to it and the front steering.
If your lucky the chain will break before the front axle does.

This Snapper WAS a 1977. It is YARD ART. Nothing on it safe or in good condition.
The motor broke a rod, big hole in side of block.
 
I believe it is just regular pipe threads... Leftie loosie... Just lock the steel end of the pulley in a big vice, grab some leather gloves, and turn the disc to the left after
you put on your big boy pants!!!!!

Its not "going" anywhere. Half has been recycled.


My arthritis in my hands prohibits me from putting on my Big Boy pants.
Lucky to hold a wrench............................ouch!
 
Clockwise or counterclockwise? Best way to do it.
I'm going to re-purpose the v-pulley.


OH Guys

BACKUP.........................I'm not putting it on a SNAPPER..........I'm going to put it on a Craftsman.
as the drive pulley.

I can't get it separated anyway! May just leave it on.
 
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