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Originally Posted by cweg
I had the same problem getting the axle out of the transmission. Lacking any proper prying/pulling tools, here was my final solution: I tied two cords (ropes) around the axle between the tulip and transmission for a balanced pull; threaded the cord through the axle hole in the rotor with the rotor mounted in place (if I were to repeat this, I would put something in to protect the cord from fraying); used a scissor jack to create tension in the cord, protecting the rotor and lug nuts with 2x4 blocks; tap on the tulip with a hammer. Pop! It was beautiful (after hours of frustration)!
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Please tell me you took a picture of this contraption. It sounds super pic-worthy! 
Are you in the aviation industry? CWEG rang a bell. Also, welcome to yarisworld.
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07-02-2020, 08:10 PM
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