ok so i have a flywheel that has sheared off, the problem is getting the remaing part off the end of the crank as no way to get e puller on it.
Has anyone had this problem and how to get it off please,
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Can you get a small 3 legged puller on it , if not only solution I can think of is get a flywheel puller and weld it onto what's left of the boss, so you can pull it off, other option is take the crank out, get it in a vies and get a chisel under the back of the boss, I would just weld a puller on, 5 mins and it would be off
hi holty, i cant get a puller behind it, i did buy a cheap one on ebay for a tenner and grond it down until it fit but the back of the boss has a chamfered edge so puller kept sliding off, i dont have a welder but can prob borrow one, was thinking of getting a small angle grinder in there and grinding through where the woodruff key is.
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You might get away with that but it would be much easier to manage with the crank out and less chance of damaging the taper.
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yeah rosscla prob best idea and ive got the barrel off so not too difficult to get out.
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Can you not get the type of puller that screws in the bit that is left then pull it off as normal ?
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Try using a grinderette and grinding down above the key way, this will avoid any chance of touching the crank. Once you grind to the key way the flywheel boss should come off easily.
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if you have a rear hub puller with loose bolts put longer bolts through the puller and through the boss rivet holes tighten up and that should pop off
i don`t think i would get a grinderette in there tractorman
gary the riveted part of flywheel has sheared off