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Originally Posted by steveyrock
I use an air gun to remove the nut,no need to hold the flywheel.Try a sharp blow on your ratchet handle to break it loose with a strap wrench on the other end of the crank.
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Years ago I had a 102 project, I do not recommend using an air impact on the nut that holds the flywheel on. I tried this myself on that project and got to add the cost of a new crank to the build. It sheared off the entire threaded portion of the crank, back then a new crank was $160 or so, now they exceed $400.
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Jeff
Brookfield, MO
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