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Thanks for all the good advice. I finally got it off. I started by driving screwdrivers in at the corners then changed to cold chisels then the cold chisels with wood blocks. it didn't let go till the end then just dropped off. I cleaned the shaft with emory cloth then greased it up installed another pump bolted it down reinstalled it in the rig and I'm back in business. I hope all are safe in the hurricane area. Thanks again, Mike

Thanks for the responses. come hell or high water its coming off this weekend. I'll let yall know what the damage is.

Thanks for the fast responses. I can't locate an allen screw that locks the key to the pump. Is it possible that mine doesn't have one?

Hello, I have a gear driven ts2021 thats seems as if its welded to the motor, does anyone have a trick to get it to let loose? Ive tried tapping and prying and its not budging, I don't want to damage the engine shaft. any suggestions will be apreciated. Thanks Mike

Hello Everyone! My name is Michael Harrell and I started the company that goes by Michael's College Fund Pressure Washing in the tampa/odessa, fl area. I started pressure washing about 3 years ago and was informed about the grime scene about that same time. Everything I know about pressure washing I learned here and I give this forum credit for every bit of success that I have had over the past few years. I pressure wash part time because I am also a full time student at the university of tampa. I am looking into expanding my business in the next few months, and I want to start getting into concrete overlays. From what I have seen on the forums it is something very doable and very profitable. Well, I just wanted to say hello to everyone and thank you for everything I have learned in the past. Now that I am posting, I hope to be able to contribute my personal knowledge to the forums. Michael Harrell Michael's College Fund Pressure Washing Odessa, FL