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Heavier…Silver, Gold, Platinum, Tungsten ? As many hammers as I have collected, none made of that stuff have come my way. Seriously, a lead hammer is a good tool for the purpose as lead will deform and hopefully not mushroom end of crankshaft.
4 brass hammers, several weights of ball peen hammers, half a dozen leather mallets, 2 rubber mallets, 12 and 20 oz claw hammers and 2 lead hammers.large and small.
All garage sale tools.
Usually takes more time to track down the right tool than it takes to use it. If I replace tool
where it belongs it will take me no more time to find it next time than it did this time.
Louis
PS I used heat and wax on a real toughie KF7 flywheel…it slipped right off despite chewed up
key…a very old technique rediscovered again.
Louis …