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Small Flywheel puller with bolt spacing of 1 & 5/8". See related items for other sizes.
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Explore common questions about finding and using Craftsman Pressure Washer Flywheel Pullers.
To use a flywheel puller, first, disconnect the spark plug. Attach the puller to the flywheel using the provided bolts, then tighten the center bolt against the crankshaft. This will gently lift the flywheel off the shaft.
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Yes, many repairs can be done at home. Common issues include a clogged carburetor, which can be cleaned or replaced, and a broken flywheel key, which may need inspection and replacement. For assistance, Repair Clinic provides extensive repair resources.
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