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April 20th 07, 05:59 AM
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Flywheel puller for a briggs and stratton?
I have a 5.5 hp briggs and stratton i'm rebuilding for fun. after
struggling with the flywheel and doing a quick google search I found that i need a special tool to do this right. One sight said it would be easy to make your own flywheel puller with some extra metal and a drill press. I have acess to my highschool auto shop so it would be easy for me. How exactly do these tools work? It might help to have an understanding before I try to make one. Some directions on how to use one would be great. 
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