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Ok Forum Members!I thought I’d share my fix, as I didn’t get any helping suggestions. I decided not to pry from the back as the pot metal would crack. I used a. Socket and an extension to pound it off from the inside of the motor. I also had another set of helping hands. A couple of strong taps on the. Center of the rear bearing did the trick😎