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Kit-impeller Tool 753-0900
OEM part for: Troy-Bilt
Part Number: 753-0900
$28.78
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If you need to remove an impeller get this tool.
Great tool to remove chipper impeller.
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Transmission drive belt needed replacement, model 203 24A203B401
Alvin - December 24, 2017
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chipper Shredder
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Power Drill, Socket set, Wrench Set, Torx wrench
Repair went well !!
753-0900 impeller removal tool is an authorized replacement with different threads than installed in the impeller. It has a 7/16-20 threads. Used 13/32 tap drill which was just enough to remove the threads in the impeller. using a 7/16-20 tap went through normally. A shot of oil and screwed the 753-0900 removal tool in forcing the impeller off.
715-0166 spring pin wouldn't seat in the clevis pin. Using a small drill to ream out rust caused the new spring pin to fit less tightly than expected. I should have used a smaller drill and run it back and forth though the hole. The pin clip 781-0735 will keep spring pin in place.
753-0900 impeller removal tool is an authorized replacement with different threads than installed in the impeller. It has a 7/16-20 threads. Used 13/32 tap drill which was just enough to remove the threads in the impeller. using a 7/16-20 tap went through normally. A shot of oil and screwed the 753-0900 removal tool in forcing the impeller off.
715-0166 spring pin wouldn't seat in the clevis pin. Using a small drill to ream out rust caused the new spring pin to fit less tightly than expected. I should have used a smaller drill and run it back and forth though the hole. The pin clip 781-0735 will keep spring pin in place.
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