Taking off main crank bolt and flywheel bolt. How do i do it ?

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07-03-12, 07:21 AM

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AGreen

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I used a Snap-on rechargeable electric impact, 18v I think. Works as fast as an air-powered impact. They're pretty handy actually.

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07-03-12, 06:18 PM

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I always prefer corded tools to battery powered...

You'll be fine with the battery ones IF you use it regularly, otherwise just get a corded one.
[Your batteries will die if you don't use the battery regularly]

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07-04-12, 09:42 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AGreen

I used a Snap-on rechargeable electric impact, 18v I think. Works as fast as an air-powered impact. They're pretty handy actually.

There's the key point right there. Snap-On makes great tools and no one can debate that. They do cost quite a bit though, too.

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07-04-12, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Jet-Lee

There's the key point right there. Snap-On makes great tools and no one can debate that. They do cost quite a bit though, too.

I'm probably going to get a corded one from the zone (autozone), mainly because corded will have more torque because its getting more power and it's probably cheaper (i'm not exactly rich)