With the H project well underway, my son and I got the engine on the stand last weekend. After watching Soundguys struggle with the crank pulley, I was not eager to fight with mine. Even shopped for a bearing separator, but doused it with Kroil, left town for a couple days, came home and drove out the pin, nut came off easily, applied an old two jaw puller just for the heck of it, and IT SLID RIGHT OFF!!! Never been off since Grandpa bought it in March '43. Thank the Lord for small victories now and then! Ben
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