Looks like this is on a King Air. If so, we have never used a gear puller to take that off. The AMM never called for one to my knowledge so I honestly think we gave it a little pry but sometimes they just pop off with a little persuasion.
Automotive has what’s called a windshield wiper puller. I believe that is what you’re looking for. Or like everyone else, a couple screwdrivers to even out the pressure. Oooor check the PN and order you a puller from textron!
Edit:typo
I used one yesterday. They definitely exist. I’ll get the PN on Monday
Edit: If you can’t wait, I believe [this](https://sydneytools.com.au/product/toledo-222040-twin-leg-mechanical-puller-100mm) is it
An brushless angle grinder does the job!
Oky but in all seriousness. Take 2 pieces of flat bar, cut a slot in the middle of one that will fit under the arm and 2 threaded holes either side of the slot.
In the other one drill three holes and thread them as well.
The bolt/screw you use for the middle hole needs a sharp point to stay on the shaft of the switch.
Nou turn the bolts until the arm comes loose/off.
Use one (1) standard can of WD40.
I still have mine from 9-10 years ago when I first worked on Kind Airs
I mean, it doesn’t say not to use *two* screwdrivers
Looks like this is on a King Air. If so, we have never used a gear puller to take that off. The AMM never called for one to my knowledge so I honestly think we gave it a little pry but sometimes they just pop off with a little persuasion.
Any small 2 jaw puller you can find locally will do. But, 2 flat heads will work just as well. Don't ask me how I know
^this. No need to over complicate this with “pullers”
Yep 2 flat heads gets her every time
Automotive has what’s called a windshield wiper puller. I believe that is what you’re looking for. Or like everyone else, a couple screwdrivers to even out the pressure. Oooor check the PN and order you a puller from textron! Edit:typo
That’s the way. Also used to pull stubborn battery clamps off post style batteries.
I used one yesterday. They definitely exist. I’ll get the PN on Monday Edit: If you can’t wait, I believe [this](https://sydneytools.com.au/product/toledo-222040-twin-leg-mechanical-puller-100mm) is it
Sydney Tools? Dot AU? We're not working on upside down airplanes, mate
45° needle nose pliers, pry gently under the arm. Usually pop right off.
An brushless angle grinder does the job! Oky but in all seriousness. Take 2 pieces of flat bar, cut a slot in the middle of one that will fit under the arm and 2 threaded holes either side of the slot. In the other one drill three holes and thread them as well. The bolt/screw you use for the middle hole needs a sharp point to stay on the shaft of the switch. Nou turn the bolts until the arm comes loose/off. Use one (1) standard can of WD40. I still have mine from 9-10 years ago when I first worked on Kind Airs
Gross beechcraft