Re: 29 Tudor crank pulley question
I removed the crank pulley bolt and looked at the situation. The actual crankshaft only sticks out a small amount beyond the pulley.
A washer would be difficult to place in that area and keep it from getting stuck between the bolt and the crankshaft. It looks like I would need to have someone braze material to the front of the pulley and then machine it down to match the crankshaft. Or have someone make a washer and tack weld it to the pulley so it will stay in place while tightening the bolt.
Anyone have any other ideas???
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