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TJD FLYWHEEL

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S/C BOB

10-04-2005 04:34:21




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Can someone give me some advice on pulling the flywheel on my TJD Wisconsin two cylinder?Thanks in advance.... Bobby




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zira

10-04-2005 17:16:28




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 Re: TJD FLYWHEEL in reply to S/C BOB, 10-04-2005 04:34:21  
It is mounted on a taper. Remove the center nut, pull on it with one hand, and hit it HARD in the center with a babbit hammer. That's the book method. I suggest you try the following:
1. Soak the heck out of it with a penetrating oil.
2. Leave the nut flush with the end of the shaft.
3. If you have or can fasten a puller, use one to put tension on the flywheel so it is trying to pull off. Not a huge amount, but some.
4. If you don't have a babbit hammer, use copper or brass.
5. Hit it HARD.

If yours has a flywheel magneto, it makes the puller part harder, be very careful of what is behind it.

David

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