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46 B Flywheel

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Danny

03-17-2002 21:11:57




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I need to adjust the free play on the crank of my elec. start 46 B. What is the best way to get to the two bolts on the back side that clamp it around the shaft. Will the flywheel need to be competly removed or just driven on further.If it must be removed is there a special tool thats required.
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Gman

03-17-2002 23:25:53




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 Re: 46 B Flywheel in reply to Danny, 03-17-2002 21:11:57  
Danny I took my breaker bar and bent it about a couple of inches back from the socket,and it works great and gives you room to slide a cheater bar on the handle.Now to set the proper clearance on flywheel,take a big block of wood and drive crank over to the flywheel side(one good lick usually does it,if you hit it twice it will just bounce right back where you started),after you do this secure crank where it wantslide back over I usualy tie a chain around the axle come across the clutch pulley and put a boomer on chain. The flywheel needs approx. 6 thousands clear,I found that pulling the flywheel off and and putting duck tape on thrust washer(duct tape mics about 6 thous) before you pull flywheel check marks so you get it back inthe right place on splines.with duck tape in place put a little locktite on splines and make sure the little key on back side of flywheel is in register with notch in thrust washer,put flywheel on and slide it up against thrust washer then tighten bolts and you're in business.I guess you think I'm a long windded dude later Gman

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Walt F

03-17-2002 22:57:31




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 Re: 46 B Flywheel in reply to Danny, 03-17-2002 21:11:57  
It's called a flywheel wrench, i call it a dog leg wrench. Shorty dear advertised reproduction wrenches for sale just before he passed away. I e-mailed him to see how much the reproduction copy cost because i have an origional. I never got a reply so do not how much they cost. You could buy a truck wheel wrench and have it altered to fit



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