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by simonbuk » Sat 16.02.2019, 15:47
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I've obviously got the crank bolt off but how do you get the toothed wheel off ?
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by simonbuk » Sat 16.02.2019, 15:56
Ok, looks like I need a 3 legged pulley or something........which I haven't got........b*llocks........
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by simonbuk » Sat 16.02.2019, 16:10
Ok, got it off, three screwdrivers behind the housing beneath it pulled it off.
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by Simon_P » Sat 16.02.2019, 16:13
I think the 2 small holes are threaded, so a stout block with 2 holes and 2 bolts.
It shouldn't be tight so just the bolts and a bit of grunt may do it.
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by sideways » Sat 16.02.2019, 18:53
As it is a small pulley, I recommend a small hammer
No need to delete this simon, it is all good info.
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by simonbuk » Sun 17.02.2019, 18:07
And just to add, I did try and give it a small amount of leverage with a screw driver and chipped the edge of it. It chipped so easily that I thought that the edge /lip must be made of plastic but it is in fact metal - just incredible brittle.
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