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Made a Tool
Pics in the DB:
http://www.metalworking.com/dropbox/ See wrench.txt and the accociated JPGs. These pics show a turning tool for removing the starter bolts on a Mercruiser 5.0 V8 boat engine. Due to the location of the starter 32" below the engine bay deck and the proximity of the engine bearing stringer to the engine, there is no way to get sufficient torque on a hand held wrench, and no clearance to get a ratchet/socket combination on the starter bolts. The pipe is 1"OD X1/8" wall; 48" long. The bar is 1/4" HRS. This tool slips underneath the starter, engaging the starter bolts. It brings the pivot point up out of the engine bay, where a breaker bar can be attached to apply the needed touque to remove these bolts. JR Dweller in the cellar |
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