I have a DT100 engine 1n1-132575 I'm trying to split the engine done all it sez in the manual even made a splitter tool like in the book but the back end just wont come apart am i missing something?

Splitting a PST file is always a great idea to protect files from getting corrupted due to their large size. But there are more such reasons for splitting the file. However, it can be done either manually or by any Professional method.

Outlook does not provide any inbuilt utility for splitting PST files. Therefore, I found there are 3 methods can be done manually that helps to divide large size PST file into small size PST files.
I followed the below steps from this link: How to split pst file into small files with a pst file splitter software

Method 1. Reduce Size of PST file Using Archive Feature You can use Archive features that available in Outlook to split large PST files into smaller parts.
Method 2. Use Import/Export Option to Manage Large Size PST File You can split large PST files with Import/Export wizard.
Method 3. Reduce Outlook Mailbox Size Using Move to Folder Option You can also try to move to folder option to split large PST file in Outlook.

Choosing the manual method is cost-effective but it requires technical knowledge related to Outlook wizard. Also, it has various steps that can easily lead to the corruption of the PST file.
So it's better to choose a professional method for this task, even I used Stellar Splitter for Outlook for the same reason. The best thing is it split multiple files simultaneously as per the requirement such as size, date, email id, and folders

Splitting a PST file is always a great idea to protect files from getting corrupted due to their large size. But there are more such reasons for splitting the file. However, it can be done either manually or by any Professional method.
Outlook does not provide any inbuilt utility for splitting PST files.

Therefore, I found there are 3 methods can be done manually that helps to divide large size PST file into small size PST files.
I followed the below steps from this link: How to split pst file into small files with a pst file splitter software

Method 1. Reduce Size of PST file Using Archive Feature You can use Archive features that available in Outlook to split large PST files into smaller parts.
Method 2. Use Import/Export Option to Manage Large Size PST File You can split large PST files with Import/Export wizard.
Method 3. Reduce Outlook Mailbox Size Using Move to Folder Option You can also try to move to folder option to split large PST file in Outlook.

Choosing the manual method is cost-effective but it requires technical knowledge related to Outlook wizard. Also, it has various steps that can easily lead to the corruption of the PST file.

So it's better to choose a professional method for this task, even I used Stellar Splitter for Outlook for the same reason. The best thing is it split multiple files simultaneously as per the requirement such as size, date, email id, and folders.
Here is the link if you want to know more about this tool: PST Splitter Tool to Split PST file into Smaller PSTs

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well it's a complete guess due to fact you didn't mention model or mfg or even a photo , but most log splitters have a auto return tripper device this should activate ,either a switch or hydraulic lever to reverse the flow of oil from the cylinder after a log is split , some models even use large springs to force the cylinder back into its sleeve after it extends out , I guess springs could break ? this would be easy to clearly see with a close visual inspection

I beleive there is an hydraulic release valve that must be in the open position for this to retract

Try to "purge deleted items".

Then, within Outlook, click File.
Click Folders.
Click Compact All Folders.

Try again to delete/move.

You have a bent shift fork. The repair means taking the engine out of the frame then removing the top end, removing the flywheel and electrics, removing the clutch , shift mechanism and kick starter and a few other parts. THEN you are ready to split the gearbox to remove the gears and crankshaft and then the shift drum and bent shift fork. Next you get to put it all back together. This is a pretty big job for the home mechanic.

You will need an impact driver, flywheel puller, case splitter and torque wrench plus the normal screwdriver, pliers, etc.. Alternate to the special tools is taking it to the dealer and say "Fix it".
I normally tell people to take it to the shop just so they don't get into such an involved project.

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