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[Edward Tabor]

Ralph,

You could rent a little portable, gas powered air compressor for a few 
hours (or buy one, being on a farm, they are oh so useful.)   They are 
not that expensive and you might find one used for next to nothing.

Ed

Ralph Goff wrote:

> Steve W. wrote:>
>
>> Grab a dremel type tool, with a good burr or cut off wheel in it that 
>> nut would be cut in about 10 minutes. I have used mine many times on 
>> old equipment. From using a small wire wheel to clean out the tight 
>> corners in a mag or carb to cutting grooves for retaining rings. Many 
>> uses for one in a shop.
>>
> Steve, I have one of those and did consider it but it would mean 
> disassembling the mill to get it into the workshop. The dremel tool I 
> have is a  cheap little air powered one from Princess Auto but has a 
> good quality burr wheel on it that might just fit inside the pulley 
> and cut through the nut. I may have to do this eventually.
>
> Ralph in Sask.
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