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Old 06-21-2013, 01:00 AM   #10
C20scott
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Re: Backyard Cummins

Secret to the steering arm: hit it downwards, not upwards. Basically take a mini sledge (1-2lb) and beat it downwards until one of the tapered collars wiggles loose. From there each collar will become easier to remove. Keep pounding...

The guy i bought the engine from had already tabbed the dowel pin, changed all oil and filters, and cleaned and painted it. He was planning a swap and then lost interest..
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