MOPED ARMY

I made this tool for the removing it from the derbi.

Let me go get a pic.

Looks like removing the pulley in the last step can be done on an arbor press or a hydraulic press or possibly in a vice if you are careful.

Its a easy tool to make.

Yeah Tommy, you actually told me that once... so, in conjunction with my scooter shop friend, I might have found some other alternatives...

For now, I just wanna crack this bitch open!

Also, I plan to call the local honda shop where I bought my other honda tool... they actually had the PA50II clutch tool on the shelf all dusty and forgotten... I was shocked!

Ed, not sure I can see all the bits and details, got any more pics?

J

Rad. Thanks Ed.

Maybe I'll give this a shot...

nooo, dont waste your money on that puller...

hold the pulley like this:

i used rope rather than the belt

then insert a wooden dowl, or something similar, into the hole and beat down on it with a mallet. it just needs a sharp wack and the whole thing will come apart. it will most likely spring apart and end up somewhere on the floor but there arnt many parts to it so you shouldnt lose anything.

i think that picture is one of silverfox's, i will try and find the original thread

right, why isnt that pocture working?

the rest of my post reads:

i actually used a piece of rope, but you get the idea.

then insert a wooden dowel, or something similar, into the hole and beat down on it with a mallet. one sharp whack should cause the pulley assembly to fly apart, it will probably spring across the room but there arnt many parts so you shouldnt lose any.

i'll try the picture one last time, and i'll also attach it

joew was the hobbit/pa50 tech from what I have read.

What ever you do be very careful to not bend the inside moveable sheave. It is very thin and very easy to bend. I speak from experience. They are impossible to find also.