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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: crank plugs
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Posted for "Richard Eddinger" <mrsrb1@msn.com>:

If it is stubborn take a knocker that has a sheet metal screw adapter in the 
nose. After you punch a small hole just screw the knocker tap it a couple of 
times and your plug will come out guaranteed. Any body shop will have a small 
knocker. It is also referred to as a dent puller.  
DICK & NANCY  mrsrb1@msn.com


>>>     I am reinstalling my propeller and I am trying to remove the crank plug 
so my propeller will work. Any good ideas as to the best way to remove the 
plug without getting metal shavings in the oil?<<<