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  1. 07-02-2014 #1
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    That's OK - you only have to remove the black part nearest the tool. The other one can stay. If you undo the nut on the tool end, which is a normal right hand thread, then you should be able to see the bearings and pull the shaft out.

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    ahh ok - I will give that a try tonight, cheers!
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