Flywheel puller for a briggs and stratton?
> wrote in message
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> ok, good news and bad news. The good news is the flywheel came off
> with one sharp wack protected bay a few inches of 2X4. Bad news, does
> anyone know to remagnetize a flywheel?
Unlikely that your flywheel became unmagnetized. I have never seen it
happen.
Use fine sandpaper to dress the magnetic insert in the flywheel.
Use new points (if this applies) and carefully set the gap and index.
Should come up firing.
If it is REALLY demagnetized, I have no idea what to tell you. Buy a new
one,
or find a company that can reenergize your old one.
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