DISASSEMBLY

Except Diesel Engine

NOTE: Don't mix up the parts! Keep them identified!

1. Lay out a clean piece of heavy paper marked with a location for each component.
2. Remove the end caps and slide each piece from the shafts, placing it on its identifying mark on the paper.

   NOTE: Don't hammer off any piece. If any piece is difficult to remove, soak it in Liquid Wrench® , WD-40® or similar solution. Hammering on any part will distort it!

3. Check each component for wear, damage, heat scoring or cracks. Replace any suspect part. Clean all parts in a safe solvent. Make sure that all oil holes are clear.
4. Assembly is the reverse of disassembly.

Diesel Engine

NOTE: Don't mix up the parts! Keep them identified!

1. Lay out a clean piece of heavy paper marked with a location for each component.
2. Remove the snaprings and washers from the ends of the shaft. Slide each piece from the shaft, placing it on its identifying mark on the paper.

   NOTE: Don't hammer off any piece. If any piece is difficult to remove, soak it in Liquid Wrench® , WD-40® or similar solution. Hammering on any part will distort it!

3. Check each component for wear, damage, heat scoring or cracks. Replace any suspect part. Clean all parts in a safe solvent. Make sure that all oil holes are clear.
4. Assembly is the reverse of disassembly.