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    Quote Originally Posted by seafurymike View Post
    I have no idea how you guys managed to get the brass thread out so easily. We tried with an alan key and all i did was bend the key.
    Have you tried Ezi outs have to be the best thing for the job, I was lucky I didn't have to replace mine as it came in a Styrofoam box but I also paid a third more then you guys.
    I like to move it move it, I like to move it.

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    Willy,

    No i didn't try it. I was advised that "easyouts" tend to break easier than alan keys.
    I mean i bent the alan key (90 degrees) trying to get the brass bit out.

    I think i may have to drill and pick the thread to get it out. Tedious but worth taking my time.
    I even heated the end a little to see it would break the thread lock used.

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    Hi Mike
    Ok now you will have to pull the metal cap off the motor as there are O rings between the cap and the motor cooling tubes - the heat you applied might have degraded the O rings. Easy enough to do just undo the cap screws and release the wiring connector. Will make it easier to work on removing the fitting anyway.
    Cheers,
    Rod

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    Yes, that was a question I wanted to ask you guys.

    So pulling the back cover off is no problem. So there isn't anything to be careful of after taking out the 3 bolts?

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    Hi Mike,
    It is just a cover and mount for your cooling tubes and electrical socket - doesn't house bearings or any other surprises.
    All the same designs can change so use common sense before reaching for the sledge hammer.
    Cheers,
    Rod

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    But thats not fun if i cant hit this with a technical percussion instrument.

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