20b rebuild
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I've got a few 20b's laying around that need rebuilding.
I've got one torn down to the intermediate housing, center plates and the eshaft.
How does one get these apart?
There is nothing on the eshaft that screams "take apart here" and I haven't figured out what to do next to get the housing and center plates off the eshaft.
My sawzall battery is low, so I decided to give up for the night and ask you for help.
Please help a rookie with more ***** than brains figure out how to disassemble my first try at a 20b tear-down.
I've got one torn down to the intermediate housing, center plates and the eshaft.
How does one get these apart?
There is nothing on the eshaft that screams "take apart here" and I haven't figured out what to do next to get the housing and center plates off the eshaft.
My sawzall battery is low, so I decided to give up for the night and ask you for help.
Please help a rookie with more ***** than brains figure out how to disassemble my first try at a 20b tear-down.
Don't people have a lot of trouble getting the removable part of the e-shaft off? I think you need some type of special tool.
I wouldn't try it without that tool or unless someone tells me im wrong.
I wouldn't try it without that tool or unless someone tells me im wrong.
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I've only been an enthusiast for about 35 years and I've only opened about 10 12a's and maybe 20 13b's. I guess I could open up some more 12a's or 13b's but for some reason I have this little voice in the back of my mind that says "you won't find a two piece e-shaft in a 12a or a 13b". Funny how that works.
And yes I have done searches. I do remember reading about the "ease" of getting the 20b e-shaft apart, but I have not found that (searched) thread yet.
Last edited by hoofhearted; Aug 24, 2008 at 10:40 PM.
First option sounded the best to me...Charge up that Sawzall battery already...you might need some better/heavyduty blades to cut through that e-shaft.. I heard they where hardened...Home Depot???
right way is to have the puller.
there was someone on the board that had a video clip of them doing it with a
hammer and bar.
this video shows the tool
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gcrVxI0Rk-w
there was someone on the board that had a video clip of them doing it with a
hammer and bar.
this video shows the tool
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gcrVxI0Rk-w
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didnt know they had a certain piece that needed to come off.... im still dumbfounded....
the only 20B e-shafts i've seen were one-piece builds, no special tool needed for removal/installation
the only 20B e-shafts i've seen were one-piece builds, no special tool needed for removal/installation
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I took the link to utube. Thanks to now.
It's been downloading for nine hours (slow connection) and has dl'd 53mb.
Will the torture ever end?
Will some one please post a picture of the e-shaft puller tool?
It's been downloading for nine hours (slow connection) and has dl'd 53mb.
Will the torture ever end?
Will some one please post a picture of the e-shaft puller tool?
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All is good in Sawzall land.
I found the thread I was looking for.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t=e-shaft+tool
I found the thread I was looking for.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t=e-shaft+tool







