Broken engine coupler please help

[codyadams209]

So when my skis handle pole snapped and the ski ran away from me it sheared the couple off the engine, it is stuck on here but I have the cold fusion flywheel lock on the other side to hold it, I need advice on how to remove it, all I have tried is getting it real hot with a torch and hitting it sideways with a hammer to free it

 

[Gliderskier]

Big pipe wrench

 

[Harbor]

Air hammer works good with a flat tip bit

 

[codyadams209]

Air hammer works good with a flat tip bit

And where would the flat tip be placed

 

[Roseand]

Where you can get leverage....

 

[Quinc]

vice grips and breaker bar

 

[Henry Stephen]

grind a spot, and impact hammer

 

[codyadams209]

Ok I will go to lowes tomorrow and see what they got

 

[Lumpy]

Get yourself a chain wrench. They are handy to have around.

 

[Wizards Powersports]

Chain wrench or pipe wrench with a cheater pipe will take it right off.


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[Harbor]

And where would the flat tip be placed

Hit it Here on the shinny surface, upper left of this photo, the area with hammer looking marks already. Also below that in a counter clockwise direction looks like another flat surface. Iam near you and have a hammer and bit if you need help

 

[tor*p*do]

if all else fails: sawz-all
just don't get into the threads

 

[codyadams209]

And just to make sure, it does turn counter clockwise to loosen it like everything else?

 

[smoofers]

Yes it should be CC. Also, you should plan to replace that crank seal, it looks a bit fudged up.

 

[tor*p*do]

, all I have tried is getting it real hot with a torch and hitting it sideways with a hammer to free it

getting it real hot will cook the crank seal

 

[codyadams209]

Yum, melted crank seals

 

[augustaf]

I had one once that would not respond to reasonable attempts, so instead of taken a chance of possibly twisting the crank by applying to much power (even with heat) , I ground a slit longitudinally , stopping short of the threads of course, then drove a chisel into the slit. That loosened the threads.

 

[codyadams209]

All good in the hood