3 of 3...its just repeat...
Best,
John
PS Mine came off EASILY after taking off the front housing/rotor/rotor
housing and after holding and applying a little tension (by hand) on the
removable lobe, I tapped the end of the e-shaft (nut installed) and on
the third tap it came right off. I didnt hit it hard...used a 1 1/2
pound ball peen hammer and about 5 pounds of striking force. There was
absolutley no need for any tool at all. Simplest job I ever did. I had
heard these things were a bear to get off. No way. the nut was a bear
(broke a 1/2 drive 24" Snap-On breaker bar) but the rest is a piece of
cake. Anyway, I hope this helps anyone else out there trying to rebuild
a 20B. My only advise is to not let it scare you...its a no-brainer.
Best luck,
John



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