Here is what happened today. Got all the stuff off the motor and shoved the bolts in cardboard as mentioned. I did write on the top, but I figured I would make a new and cleaner cardboard when I painted. I am asking for contamination using this one.
I really wish I would have gotten to pressure wash this machine VERY good before disassembly. I bought it in pieces with open stuff on the motor and I was a little scared of contamination. If I had known back then that I would be doing a complete rebuild I would have just washed it. I covered up the top and just washed the easy stuff, but it didn't do much.
I am no looking forward to taking the set screw and pin out. That job didn't go well on parts motor number one. I do have great news about parts motor number one! It is a 4.5" motor so I can just bore the pictured motor out and have the big bore!
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