You can order a 9/16" drill and reamer from MSC Industrial over their 800
line. This is not an unusual size bit or reamer and won't cost very much.
If you don't have an electric drill with a 1/2" chuck you will need to get
a turned shank drill bit and a hand reamer (with a square on the shank for
a tap handle). MSC's phone number is: 1-800-645-7270
I have ordered from them at work for years and they are terrific to deal
with and they ship fast too. Good luck with the flywheel project.
Regards,
Jim 1967 M-715 Kaiser Jeep cargo truck
1983 M-101A1 cargo trailer
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> From: DenisDeck@aol.com
> To: classicjeep@moab.off-road.com; Mil-Veh@skylee.com
> Subject: [MV] Flywheel problem
> Date: Sunday, January 17, 1999 22:44 PM
>
> I would like some advise on how to install a new flywheel on my MB. The
book
> instructs you to drill the two tapered (stud) holes with a 35/64-inch
drill,
> and ream the two holes with a 9/16 inch (.05625-inch) reamer.
> I have tried in vain locally to find this odd size drill and no luck
finding
> the reamer.
> Is there an alternate way to do this? The engine is together and it
would not
> be easy to take apart to change the tapered bolts on the crank shaft.
> Would it be better to take this to a machine shop?
> Dennis Deck
> 1945 MB
>
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