220v gasoline generator rotor blade removal method

How do I remove a stator rotor?

Stator only Removal: When removing only the stator with rotor, you will not remove the engine. You must disconnect the harness wires at the terminal block, remove the brush set, remove the AVR, and remove the 2 green wires on the diode assembly.

How do you remove a rotor?

To remove the rotor, you will insert the long removal bolt from the puller tools and turn in with a flat blade screwdriver as far as possible. Next, using the short bolt included with the tool set, thread in the end of the rotor and behind the long bolt previously inserted.

How do you remove a rotor nut from a generator?

Use a 10 mm socket to remove the 12 mm-long bolt securing the ground cable to the fan housing. Lift up and remove the fan housing. Remove the cooling fan. Use a 19 mm socket with an impact driver to remove the rotor nut from the generator assembly. During reassembly, tighten this nut to 53 ft-lb (74 N-m) of torque.

How do you reassemble a generator rotor?

Use a 5 mm hex driver to remove the four 61 mm-long bolts from the generator assembly. During reassembly, tighten these bolts to 8 ft-lb (11 N-m) of torque. Ensure the proper pointed tip is fastened to the center of your universal puller. Affix the universal puller to the face of the rotor.

How to remove engine rotor from chassis?

If you use only a breaker bar and hammer, be sure to secure the engine from turning with previous rope method. This method can be used to tighten the actual rotor bolt during reassembly. After breaking the rotor free from the engine, you can now remove the engine from the chassis in one piece and replace the rotor.

How do you replace a rotor on a motorcycle?

After breaking the rotor free from the engine, you can now remove the engine from the chassis in one piece and replace the rotor. Note: By using a motorcycle-type tie down strap attached to the upper frame tubes, you can cradle the stator while the rotor and the engine are removed.