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toro 400 impeller removal

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steve66

Hi does anyone know how to remove the moulded impeller on a toro 400 / allen xr44. Its powered by a Honda gxv57. I cannot use a conventional puller and i dont want to be too heavy handed on it as its a steel boss with the impeller moulded around it.
Thanks in anticipation


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steve66

steve66 said:
Hi does anyone know how to remove the moulded impeller on a toro 400 / allen xr44. Its powered by a Honda gxv57. I cannot use a conventional puller and i dont want to be too heavy handed on it as its a steel boss with the impeller moulded around it.
Thanks in anticipation
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Forgot to say, its a hover mower


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tybilly

could you take a pic? my brain isn't working at the moment.lol,if its the blade adapter you might try a bearing separator tool,sold anywhere automotive tools are sold.


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steve66

tybilly said:
could you take a pic? my brain isn't working at the moment.lol,if its the blade adapter you might try a bearing separator tool,sold anywhere automotive tools are sold.
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Hi thanks for your reply . The impeller is moulded onto an aluminumboss . The impeller cannot be pulled with a pullwr as there is nothing to grip on to. I also cant heat the boss up as it melts the impeller. The internal part of the boss is threaded and the only way o can see working is to attach a slide hammer. Was wondering if any of you guys had any experience. Thanks in anticipation


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steve66

steve66 said:
Hi thanks for your reply . The impeller is moulded onto an aluminumboss . The impeller cannot be pulled with a pullwr as there is nothing to grip on to. I also cant heat the boss up as it melts the impeller. The internal part of the boss is threaded and the only way o can see working is to attach a slide hammer. Was wondering if any of you guys had any experience. Thanks in anticipation
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Here attached is the impeller exploded diagram.
Regards Steve


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tybilly

I am going to give you something to do until someone smarter than me can help,buy a can of penetrating oil,PB blaster or whatever is good in your parts,and everytime you go near the thing spray the shaft at the impeller,after a few days of that you may be able to wiggle it off.i think that is a splined shaft,after all the soaking try a screw driver and rubber mallet and lightly tap the center of the impeler where it touches the shaft,a little patiences will pay off.i hope that helps


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steve66

tybilly said:
I am going to give you something to do until someone smarter than me can help,buy a can of penetrating oil,PB blaster or whatever is good in your parts,and everytime you go near the thing spray the shaft at the impeller,after a few days of that you may be able to wiggle it off.i think that is a splined shaft,after all the soaking try a screw driver and rubber mallet and lightly tap the center of the impeler where it touches the shaft,a little patiences will pay off.i hope that helps
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Thanks for the reply.
Sorry to spund a defeatist but I cant soak the boss as there is a small hole in it and it all runs out. Also its a straight keyed crank. Gonna give it a crack with a slide hammer


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