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Replied by jet100 on topic armature removal.

Appreciate the replies. I think the heating with a torch may be the best option. Will follow up if it works.
08 May 2020 06:44 #11

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Replied by RodT on topic armature removal.

Just wondering if you ever got the armature core off? I am working on a Twin Jet right now, and found the same thing. I would like to replace the main seal, but I don't want to ruin the armature or the crank. Thanks Rod
19 Nov 2020 15:25 #12

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Replied by RodT on topic armature removal.

I just found this. www.swarfrat.com/YamahaSpecialTools.htm
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19 Nov 2020 15:39 #13

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Replied by MarkT on topic armature removal.


Nice find! :likey
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19 Nov 2020 16:09 #14

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Replied by rodss67 on topic armature removal.

Unless he has started back, swarfrat quit making his tools a few years ago.
19 Nov 2020 17:08 #15

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Replied by RodT on topic armature removal.

I just ordered one for my Yamaha YL1 twin jet, maybe it's a leftover, but the order was accepted.
19 Nov 2020 17:47 #16

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Replied by Jack on topic armature removal.


RT, you figured it out way back when. Gotta say, sometimes it's hard for me to follow what you're saying, but it's worth the effort. Y ou know some stuff.
19 Nov 2020 18:38 #17

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Replied by RodT on topic armature removal.

The order was canceled, so I guess he is not making these anymore.

Is there anybody that has one of the Yamaha special tool -Armature puller # 90890-01034 With standard 3/8" thread? If so I would like the dimensions of the solid
pin and overall length, so I can get one built. Thanks Rod
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