knonfs

[quote name='LowFreq' date='Apr 22 2005, 07:41 AM']Is this tool good to get it back on, too?


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YUP!

vosko

[quote name='Cheers!' date='Apr 17 2005, 11:12 AM']just smash it with a fire wood log


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firewood flywheel remover rules all

chase78

Impact Socket 19mm

TorquePlus™ Metric Impact Socket, 6 Point, 61.9 mm, 19 mm

Price (ea): $20.12 Usually Ships : 1-3 Days

Grainger Item#: 1AFM7





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<span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>Get a 5 pound steel hammer and a metal wood slitter from HOME DEPOT. and just use the wood splitter between the rear housing and flywheel. make a few taps around the flywheel. (WATCH out for the tension bolts) it should come off with just a few hits......

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lots of people have problems with the 19mm front bolt.... if you have gone through a few sockets already...



get a 3/4" breaker bar ($25-30)....... (buy and then return it)(SEARS)



6-point 3/4" 19mm socket ($12 ish)... it about the size of a small rubber ball(GRAINGER)



19mm socket



and a big blue 4 foot pipe bender bar... ($12) (buy and then return it)(HOME DEPOT)





put the motor on an engins stand with the flywheel holder and have you and a friend stand the sthe stand and you use the blue pipebender bar + 3/4" breaker bar and put all you weight..... I promise this socket will not break on you..... good luck