rad400 posted:When you get replacement Pittman motors, by what means do you remove and reinstall the flywheel & gears from the defective motor to the new one?
I have a small two jaw puller for the pressed on ones, most I see these days just use a simple set screw, I'm mostly doing upgrades, so if a cheap can motor has a flywheel im gonna use on a Pittman, well, its game on and the flywheel is coming off by any means possible to save the flywheel without putting a ding in it...even cut the old shaft to get a clean shot at pressing the remaining piece of shaft out on my terms, if you know what I mean...
