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billw
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    Awhile ago, I brought a Force 15 back from the dead, which had that type of manual starter. My pulley wasn’t that bad but it WAS cracked. I also had to replace the spring, rope and the pinion gear. I spent more on the recoil alone than the whole engine was worth but hey, it is a great runner now and that’s all that matters to me. Those recoils are horrible, in my opinion. To get the flywheel off, you can either use a flywheel knocker (DON’T just pound on the crank shaft. There is a big difference) or you can drill and tap the three indentations on the flywheel for 1/4-20 screws and use a puller. Don’t drill into the coils. Be careful.

    Long live American manufacturing!

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by billw.