Yardman starter???
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tracter
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Looks like a spanner for the nut and a large puller to remove the flywheel/ringgear
PILOON
Super Star Member
What generally works is to back off the nut flush with end of the threads.
Then a sharp rap with a hammer most often the flywheel will simply pop of the tapered shaft end.
Not to heavy a hammer and not all that hard a blow.
You want the nut flush so as not to damage the threads.
Good luck!
Then a sharp rap with a hammer most often the flywheel will simply pop of the tapered shaft end.
Not to heavy a hammer and not all that hard a blow.
You want the nut flush so as not to damage the threads.
Good luck!
garacuda
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- John Deere LX255 - T0-30 - John Deere 4200 w/FEL
I replaced my Yardman starter last year without removing the flywheel. (19 hp Briggs) It took a lot of very short turns of the wrench on that back bolt, but it can be done. Good Luck.