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Ok, F6Hawk had it right. I secured the crankcase and swung away with a hammer and a board. The crankshaft released. What was left was a bearing with some grit on it from seizing up. There was a compound of sorts that had melted off the copper coils too and was probably sticking to the...

How did you end up removing the crankcase from the crankshaft? I am in a similar situation as you. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/yong-heng-crankcase-swap.1306944/#post-1681246 The thing is I have a different counterweight. Mine slides over the crankshaft and is clamped to it via a bolt...

Yes, the part in the center, Ill call it the can. (it looks like a suppressor). So at this point I just yank the crankcase straight off the can without removing the can? Ok, Ill go for it thanks.

Greetings, I am replacing a crankcase on my Yong Heng compressor that I damaged. The unit is disassembled to the crankcase and the motor. I have removed all four long bolts that holds these two components together. Do I have to remove any more from the crankshaft before the motor and...