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Is this a tool that can turn the flywheel from the starter side with starter removed?
Welcome to the forum. I am shaking down a 1974 Pearson 30 Atomic 4. What a gift MMI, this forum, its active members, and trove of threads have been. Best with your A4 journey. Welcome chance to exchange Pearson 30 notes.
Question for Dave....
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Originally Posted by Dave Neptune
You can't really generate enough pressure twisting against that pin.
If you can get a piece of flat stock or even angle iron between the flywheel bolts you can give a much bigger twist and even a little shock from light banging. Always go one direction and then the other.
Another much better way is to remove the starter and using the starters hole protected with a block of wood or plastic to protect the hole then you can get a small pry bar against the flywheel teeth and give a twist
Dave, is that what this tool is used for?
https://photos.app.goo.gl/WtZhZds7jFveSBNr9
This came with my Pearson 30 Atomic 4 and I wonder what purpose it serves. Thank you. Tim
, again one direction then the other. If you get a little movement it will work loose. This will give you the most leverage by far!!!
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Tim Smith
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Pearson 30
1974, Number 572
Boston, MA USA
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