Still fired I'm afraid. Use a puller. An experienced Tech. can use a pry on
onsite sides of the flywheel and with the end of the crank protected. tap
that end. Flywheel pops off.
"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
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I've used a knocker to remove flywheels, but never to replace
them. Am I still fired?

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Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
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"Bob" wrote in message
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"John Lawrence" wrote in message
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Well maybe I am wrong, however I'm only speaking from my own
experience. I
have been repairing small engines for longer that I care to
remember and I
have never once, had to resort to a hammer, to replace a
flywheel. Maybe
I've been lucky. Also I've never had one not seat.
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I have two lawn mower / small engine shops. If I ever catch
an employee
using a hammer on a fly wheel, he is gone - fired.

You are RIGHT !!!!!!