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David Staten wrote:

> I was in the process of tearing down engines 2 and 3, to blast the housings, 
> then transport them up to the airport (essentially so I could move all my tools 
> up there too and not have to transport em back and forth....).. and I finally 
> gave up and bought a 3/4" drive impact from a pawn shop.. three times has heavy 
> as the CH one. Put it on, set it on the lowest setting, and a single one second 
> pull spun off the nut. HALLELUJAH!
>  
> Dave
> 

If you get stuck in the future, Dave (and you don't have access to the 
large impact wrench) try leaning on the nut a bit and giving it a light 
tap with a hammer.


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