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Wheelhorse D-250 Distributor Pinion Gear Removal and Repair

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BillD

Hi, I had a loose screw in my distributor and it cause it to seize and thus snap off the half moon slot that the distributor shaft sits in. Now I'm stuck and it requires a special puller /bushing removal tool which looks like a M20/2.0 pitch threads. Any advice and help would be greatly appreciated. From the pictures below you can see the left half moon broken. I removed the broken piece. Any help and advice appreciated. 

Thanks in advance.

Bill

 

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Ed Kennell
5 minutes ago, gwest_ca said:

Could you make a puller with that?

:text-yeahthat:  That 60 mm long all threaded bolt and a couple washers and a spacer sleeve  should pull it right out.

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BillD

Thanks, I think I get it. Get a small pipe diameter greater than the bushing, put a washers on top and thread the bolt in which should lift it out. 

I'll give that a try.

Thank You

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BillD

Hi, it's actually a 22-2.0 thread and seems very difficult to find. Any thoughts on where to find one?  I see in the repair manual chapter 4, drive gear replacement, it says to use special tool 90.45.261   seems like a needle in the haystack. Thanks again

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Ed Kennell
1 hour ago, BillD said:

it's actually a 22-2.0 thread

Bummer....A 7/8 - 14 is close.   Might work with some handy file work.

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BillD

Thank you. I'll keep looking for the 22-2.0 and if that fails will try the 7/8X14. Thank you

 

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