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Posted by Mike M on July 26, 2005 at 04:52:45 from (24.140.44.115):
In Reply to: Re: hey old turpentine? posted by HH in AR on July 25, 2005 at 19:29:27:
Since it's been in the shed things are looking good for it to run again. I just got done freeing up a B. I tried chaining a bar to the flywheel couldn't get it in the right spot to pull or jump on it was straight up in the air. I then thought of a much better/safer way looped the chain through the flywheel hole on top,hooked the come along to it then ran the cable around and over the front of the fylwheel then hooked other end to drawbar frame then tightened it up which rolled the fylwheel forward and it moved very easy.Then worked it back and forth by hand until it would go all the way around.Be careful prying in those slots as sometimes you can break off an ear. TRY THE COME ALONG and report back.
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