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Tom
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    I have found that using the rope sheave as a puller is not the best idea. But if you snug the nut up against it to put a little upward force on the flywheel, then knock the nut with hammer, the AT, LT, DT and similar Johnson flywheels usually pop off. If that doesn’t work immediately, I go the traditional route with a puller.

    Tom