[Jim G]

SOLD

Selling tool A.2.0142 which is used to lock the Spica pulley in place.

Does have some minor surface rust. Looks to have never been used.

$65.00 plus shipping

 

[1750GT]

...removed....

 

[Jim G]

I will take it.

PM sent

 

[Jim G]

bump

 

[1750GT]

Is this still for sale?

 

[Jim G]

Yes. Its still for sale.

 

[1750GT]

I'll take it....PM me with total cost.

 

[ballough510]

Did this tool sell

 

[Andrew]

One of my most-used tools, indispensable, though you could make something to duplicate pretty readily.
Andrew

 

[goats]

One of my most-used tools, indispensable, though you could make something to duplicate pretty readily.
Andrew

Curious, under what circumstances do you need to hold the pulley? r/r the spica nose seal? any others where this comes in super handy? I dont have one and now Im wondering why not!!!

 

[Andrew]

To remove the nut with the belt installed. If you use a torque wrench/air wrench you'll break the belt. Also to tighten. I'm not one for air wrenches, I like hand tools.
Andrew

 

[ballough510]

Maybe to hold in place to service the air pump belt

 

[ballough510]

Of Course Andrew

 

[1750GT]

Did this tool sell

Yup...just waiting for details from seller.

 

[1750GT]

...Curious, under what circumstances do you need to hold the pulley? r/r the spica nose seal? any others where this comes in super handy? I dont have one and now Im wondering why not!!!

Removing the pulley facilitates removal of the Spica pump by allowing easier access to some of the mounting bolts. Plus.....if you dare to completely dismantle your SPICA pump so as to completely unclog the oil galley ways around the plunger cylinders (I did this excercise on 2 pumps)....pulley removal is necessary. Also holding the pulley for torquing down the pulley nut is facilitated. Granted there are other wasys to do this....but the tool makes the task much easier....and yes you're correct oil seal removal as well.