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Post by Steve A Sat Sep 25 2021, 09:12

This is probably old hat to many. When dismantling my Villiers I made a simple tool to hold flywheel when unscrewing with a wooden bar and a couple of towbar bolts. The previous owner obviously didn't and bent a couple of the vanes. Cost me half an hour. 😇

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Post by blue cat Sat Sep 25 2021, 11:36

A picture is worth a thousand words.

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