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Cheapest pulley puller ever, maybe. 444-544

posted by  chiefeagle on  Thu May 22 17:53 CST 2008
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I bought a 7 dollar steering wheel puller for my duett project after deciding I didn't want to make one and pulled the crankshaft pulley off the bad engine with some modified bolts. Went to the good engine with a broken pulley and ran into clearance issues behind the pulley so I improvised. Some strong nylon string was the closest thing to me and two screwdrivers to slightly pry from the back. It actually worked! I felt like McGruber, but I think I might be cheap.






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