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Cox Engine of The Month
Revivng Some Childhood Classics
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Re: Revivng Some Childhood Classics
crankbndr wrote:The flywheel, fan and gear are one piece pressed onto the crankshaft. The crank has to be driven out the flywheel with a punch on a completely dissembled engine. Removing that screw won't help. There has to be another way. I don't have one in my hands to look at.
CB is right, driving out the crankshaft is the best way to do it but you have to remove the screw to get to the crank. I have had this one apart but it's been years.
Tools you will need.
Notice the "shorty" needle.
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Re: Revivng Some Childhood Classics
OH Man that's a Nice GOAT !! 3 deuces !!! Thats all I got LOL
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