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Thanks, that clearly and exactly answers my question. They are bolts
so I'm going to have to get enough clearance to pull them out. Everything is so closely coupled here that I think they must have put the shaft into the coupling after making it up or slid the engine back and forth on the mounts. The only way I can get enough clearance to undo this is to cut out the stuffing box hose and slide the stuffing box back. Then, I'll really be committed to the project. -- Roger Long |
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