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#645888 05/12/2010 10:35 PM
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I am in the middle of taking parts off my old engine and putting on the newer rebuilt one--. Doesn't seem to be any threads on the old crank pully shaft. I see directions on how to pull the hamrmonic ballancer but how does the pully itself stay put--rather how do I get the old one off ?----it has the manual start crank ears on this one and that's all I see.

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davy #645890 05/12/2010 10:37 PM
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Its a press fit.

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Thankyou Don--So is it neccessary to take the harmonic balancer off or just pull the whole mass at once?

davy #646087 05/13/2010 2:39 PM
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You should have two threaded holes in the balancer. Use a generic puller, thread the bolts into the two holes, place a 9/16 socket on the end of the crank (the hole between the hand crank lugs, the lugs are part of the balancer) to push against. It'll come right off. Use a BFH to reinstall.


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Tiny #647142 05/17/2010 6:32 AM
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Thanks for that Tiny--it came off surprisingly easy and heated and used a copper BFh to reinstall.


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