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Re: Best way to remove fisher price pinion???
Ok, these are admittedly horrible pictures, but the lighting on my workbench is terrible.
The first shows the top view. You can see the large slot. The second shows a side view where you can see the second slot going all the way through the plate. It's currently occupied by a zip tie, but you get the point.
[edit] Just saw Travis' post. We too just use a nut buster, unless for some reason we need to reuse the pinion. In which case we use the plate. We also bent/broke the first plate we made.
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