I rigged up a hanger that let the flywheel hang straight, heated up the flywheel on a grill until water just sizzled when dripped on it, and it slide right on. Be prepared with the key so that you get the flywheel aligned correctly. You only have a minute or so after it is on the crank before it tightens. Be sure it stays fully on he crank and get the nut on to keep the flywheel fully on the crank. Be sure to have gloves that will allow you to handle the hot flywheel. I used welding gloves. Good luck, Roland
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