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Hi All,

First time poster.

I have an Alroh 20" mower which I am guessing must be at least 40 years old. It goes well and I am wanting to remove the reel so I can take it in for grinding. I am having trouble figuring out how to remove the reel sprocket in order to remove the reel form the chassis.

Some pictures attached for reference. Is this a threaded sprocket perhaps? If so any suggestions as to how to remove as it seems to be locked on nice and tight!

Thanks all.


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Last edited by tomkatoz; 07/10/17 07:20 PM.
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Hello Tomkatoz
WE do not have any Alroh manuals.
I'm guessing the sprocket is screwed on - in which case it will have a left-hand thread.

These sprockets are generally removed with little effort as per instructions below.

Hope this helps.
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Jack

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Thank you Jack for your reply and instructions. I'll give that a go.

Thanks again - I appreciate it.

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Hi Tomkatoz

I have reviewed this and I feel this is the correct procedure.
The reel has a driven sprocket - meaning it cannot have the conventional RH thread.

Many thanks for the excellent images that may help others down the track.

Please let us know the results.

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Jack

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Thanks again Jack.

Your advice was spot on, a left handed thread. The old chain trick worked well too.

Thank you veru much!


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