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Superb, Bill....Just plain superb...!!!
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Thanks Gil
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I'm still enjoying my #3 of 5 WEJCO 100 Workshop. Thanks again Bill.
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Ahh....nice work , the Jensen #200 workshop (you beat me to the finish...lol )
Exactly what I was thinking Bruce!
Very nice work Bill.
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Removing pulleys
Removing the small pulleys proved easy with this little wheel puller, I originally purchased this for removing the old cracked wheels from Pre-war era Lionel engines.
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The larger wheels needed a little coaxing with the screwdriver before the wheel puller could be inserted.
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neat pulley puller Bil, I'm trying to make out the name so I can buy one
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neat pulley puller Bil, I'm trying to make out the name so I can buy one
Here's a #45-4, pretty sure Bill's says #65-4, maybe his is larger?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NWSL-45-4-HO-Scale-The-Puller-Tool-Northwest-Shortline/202989221541?hash=item2f4319b6a5:g:RFAAAOSwlsteVGx2 -
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neat pulley puller Bil, I'm trying to make out the name so I can buy one
Here's a #45-4, pretty sure Bill's says #65-4, maybe his is larger?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NWSL-45-4-HO-Scale-The-Puller-Tool-Northwest-Shortline/202989221541?hash=item2f4319b6a5:g:RFAAAOSwlsteVGx2
#45-4: Capacity- axles 1/16" to 1/8" and gears up to 1-5/8", max depth 1"
#65-4: Capacity- axles 3/32" to 1/4" and gears up to 2 1/4", max depth 1"
#65-4 completed listing:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NWSL-North-West-Short-Line-65-4-The-Puller-III-Multi-Scale-Wheel-amp-Gear-Puller-/143577387963?hash=item216de113bb%3Ag%3A2v8AAOSwsideY-yX&nma=true&si=8fysPt%252BVnJ0KysGWvd93V%252FtI4xY%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 -
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Was in need of a tiny "pulley-puller" a couple of years ago, and decided to try out one of these cheap Chinese models:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Motor-Pinion-Gear-Puller-Remover-Tools-Set-For-Rc-Helicopter-Motor-Pinion-P-V2T2/283877675226
Much to my surprise, it actually works very well, and is much better quality than i´d initially expected.
Furthermore, special inserts for the "horseshoe" is very easily made, if one doesn´t want to alter the original on such an expensive tool
Only downside i´ve found, is that the width of the "horseshoe" does restrict the size of wheel that can be pulled, but on the other hand the tool itself doesn´t demand much room in tight spaces. -
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Was in need of a tiny "pulley-puller" a couple of years ago, and decided to try out one of these cheap Chinese models:
LoL…..I have this one.....(somewhere) ,but a fellow can always use another one, especially a USA made one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Motor-Pinion-Gear-Puller-Remover-Tools-Set-For-Rc-Helicopter-Motor-Pinion-P-V2T2/283877675226
Much to my surprise, it actually works very well, and is much better quality than i´d initially expected.
Furthermore, special inserts for the "horseshoe" is very easily made, if one doesn´t want to alter the original on such an expensive tool
Only downside i´ve found, is that the width of the "horseshoe" does restrict the size of wheel that can be pulled, but on the other hand the tool itself doesn´t demand much room in tight spaces. -
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That's very nice work.
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That's very nice work.
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That's very very impressive.
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