best way is to slide a "Made in U.S.A." single edge razor blade under the beveled washer and work it around (Do not use a dollar store single edge razor they will break!) to pop it out and please be careful, my insurance is limited. 
I Need a Couple of Crank Screws and Spacers for an X-Pert!
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robert ellis
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I Need a Couple of Crank Screws and Spacers for an X-Pert!
I am looking for some of these crank handle screws and spacers. I need two sets but will be very happy with one set! These were used on most early 1931 to 1933 X-pert's, Silver Princess' No.3700 and the Silver King No.3700, yes same number! On the reels with these ebony head plate spacers. These are often very tuff to remove by a common man, need to lube with what ever you like, WD-40, gun oil, sewing machine oil, 3 in 1, or Oh ya! reel oil! best way is to slide a "Made in U.S.A." single edge razor blade under the beveled washer and work it around (Do not use a dollar store single edge razor they will break!) to pop it out and please be careful, my insurance is limited.
best way is to slide a "Made in U.S.A." single edge razor blade under the beveled washer and work it around (Do not use a dollar store single edge razor they will break!) to pop it out and please be careful, my insurance is limited.