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Old 09-21-2014, 10:22 PM
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Default Fly wheel drive cub assembly on 108

Where one of the bolts go that hold on the driver is stripped. Gonna look into a helicoil to make the repair. If I need to replace this, how does it come off? I checked the service manual and didn't see it in there. If it is could you give me the page?
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Gene,

there is a nut that holds it on to the flywheel/crankshaft.
Remove the nut and it should come off.
When installing,see the manual for the torque specs
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Gene,

there is a nut that holds it on to the flywheel/crankshaft.
Remove the nut and it should come off.
When installing,see the manual for the torque specs
Ok I'll look at that again. Must have missed it, thought there was something else in there.
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A 15/16"- 1/2" drive shallow socket fits perfectly.
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A 15/16"- 1/2" drive shallow socket fits perfectly.
Thank you Sam. I should be able to re-coil it with it on but just in case I wanted to know what I should do.
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