Swapping pullies
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taking off the pulley was really easy, and it was also simple to put it back on, as long as you rent the tool from ZZP. Now get ready for a headache when you try to machine your snout.
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I have the ZZP puller right now. I'm putting an unbelievable amount of force into screwing it to pull the pulley off, it's making me a bit nervous.
I got it guys, thanks.
I got it guys, thanks.
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Just keep going dude!!!! It will pop all the sudden and you'll be good.
Getting the new one back on was the bitch for me.
Hello Hammer and a piece of wood!!!
Getting the new one back on was the bitch for me.
Hello Hammer and a piece of wood!!!
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Hopefully you kept going until you heard a pop seriously you think it can't be on this tight then it falls off and you're like 'whew'. Trygetting a pulley hub off....mine popped 4 times. I kept waiting and it finally fell off the end.
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No **** I burnt out a brand new drill doing it.
Hopefully you kept going until you heard a pop seriously you think it can't be on this tight then it falls off and you're like 'whew'. Trygetting a pulley hub off....mine popped 4 times. I kept waiting and it finally fell off the end.
Hopefully you kept going until you heard a pop seriously you think it can't be on this tight then it falls off and you're like 'whew'. Trygetting a pulley hub off....mine popped 4 times. I kept waiting and it finally fell off the end.
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