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Villiers Mk20 Engine flywheel removal

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Bob Stoner

01-07-2005 07:20:51




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I�m currently restoring a Mayfield Brushwood cutter which is powered by a 4 stoke Villiers Mk 20 engine. All is going well except that I need to remove the fly wheel to access the ignition. The central nut on the end of the crank shaft has loosened but then tightens again after about one complete turn. Can anyone give me advice on how to remove the flywheel as I�m reluctant at this stage to apply too much force until I know what is going on.

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zzziiggss

08-03-2005 03:21:08




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 Re: Villiers Mk20 Engine flywheel removal in reply to Bob Stoner, 01-07-2005 07:20:51  
If My memory serves me right. you loose the nut until it goes slack then continue to loosen it until the flywheel comes off



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sibby(Aus)

01-07-2005 13:53:59




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 Re: Villiers Mk20 Engine flywheel removal in reply to Bob Stoner, 01-07-2005 07:20:51  
Bob, Thinkin back, does the retaining nut act as a removal puller when loosened, try bumping the nut with a brass dolly punch and see if it comes. cheers.



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