thats the trouble. we removed the three screws. i have a fatal lung disease and am on 02 24/7 and just barely able to get around and i just had some boys working for me to remove the pump. i couldn't get around to see what they were doing and it has been a long time since i had it off and i forgot about the 3 screws. what does the 3 screws screw into. had a real sharp guy tell me what all to do as i stated above, but i don't know what the 3 screws go into and don't know if i can get back out to look at it. i get short of breath just waking 10 steps. i have to put on one sock and wait until i catch my breath before i put on the other one. i appreciate any help. seems like from what i can figure we need to turn the gear to where the number 4 is at 7 o'clock and we can't. is this right or wrong. thanks.
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