is it possible?

You will need to use pullers and other various tools to pull the flywheel and clutch hub off...

Sometimes you can rent or borrow the puller from your auto parts store

yeah everybody keeps saying that but, never have I ever heard of places doing that in Canada. maybe in some small USA town, where you're friends with the mechanic, but not in the city

A puller is the way to go, I bought one from the auto parts store.
Otherwise the crude method would be loosen the bolt, put it back in halfway by hand. With medium pressure, use a screwdriver, pry up on the flywheel and /or clutch, and whack the bolt. Turn the flywheel 180 deg and do it again.
If it's new you'll have to heat up the glue, if it's older you should be alright.
Just know it's very possible you'll damage to the screw through. I did that one time. had to go store and buy another bolt

azzpaddle said:

yeah everybody keeps saying that but, never have I ever heard of places doing that in Canada. maybe in some small USA town, where you're friends with the mechanic, but not in the city

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That sucks that you don't have that in Canada every AutoZone and O'Reilly Auto parts in the US has the free tool rental.

Looks like PartSource and Canadian Tire has free tool rental in Canada

MrKitty said:

That sucks that you don't have that in Canada every AutoZone and O'Reilly Auto parts in the US has the free tool rental.

Looks like PartSource and Canadian Tire has free tool rental in Canada

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hmmm ive never heard of canadian tire having free tool rentals... ill give them a call and see.
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@Atvrunner2 ive tried the whack method.... ended up cracking a part of the motor where the flywheel cover bolts to 🤦‍♂️ . luckily i can fix it but just a pain in the ass.

azzpaddle said:

hmmm ive never heard of canadian tire having free tool rentals... ill give them a call and see.
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@Atvrunner2 ive tried the whack method.... ended up cracking a part of the motor where the flywheel cover bolts to 🤦‍♂️ . luckily i can fix it but just a pain in the ass.

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yeah sadly its only in Ontario... wtf Canada!
gna see if I can just bring it in to the shop to pull

MrKitty said:

That sucks that you don't have that in Canada every AutoZone and O'Reilly Auto parts in the US has the free tool rental.

Looks like PartSource and Canadian Tire has free tool rental in Canada

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oh man, the only parts source near me is a couple hour drive away..... fucks sake. America is lookin real good right about now. haha

oh ****! called another local CT location on the other side of town and they rent them! hallelujah!

azzpaddle said:

hmmm ive never heard of canadian tire having free tool rentals... ill give them a call and see.
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@Atvrunner2 ive tried the whack method.... ended up cracking a part of the motor where the flywheel cover bolts to 🤦‍♂️ . luckily i can fix it but just a pain in the ass.

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That sucks. Sorry to hear that. Yeah the crude method is definitely crude. Find a cheap puller if you continue having pocket bikes. I use a car crank puller, has 4 spots to bolt down. I only need 2 opposite each other.

No harborfreight.com where you live either? Cheap tools last a long time some only last 1 or 2 uses. Still cheaper than paying someone. Check ebay

Scrapper said:

No harborfreight.com where you live either? Cheap tools last a long time some only last 1 or 2 uses. Still cheaper than paying someone. Check ebay

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no im in Canada

also, how would I know what kind and size of puller I need?