marshg246
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This has been talked about a few times but I found a really inexpensive solution. While searching the Internet for an offset wrench or 1-1/2" socket deep enough to remove the drive sprocket, I came across a listing on Amazon for a "Screw-In Element Wrench". It is for removing/replacing electric hot water heater elements and sells for $4.65.
It's a slightly loose fit, but works fine. I bet it can be found in US hardware stores as well, but I haven't looked.
It's a slightly loose fit, but works fine. I bet it can be found in US hardware stores as well, but I haven't looked.