I use it all the time. If used correctly, it works wonders. But if you don’t mix it properly, or don’t get original formula, or don’t wait long enough, or anything like that, then it’s not good.
Try one of these
Lorena Bobbitt solution
…yeah but in the end he got to put his shit back together AND made a porn about it lol… no such luck here… at least with putting it back together 
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New shaft possible (not John)
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What is that? Where can I get it?
windshield washer arm puller
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Its a Bearing/Pulley remover
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-8-Inch-Car-Repair-Puller-Series-Gear-Bearing-Puller-for-Automotive/153446242482?hash=item23ba1bd8b2:m:mDjtVM1X67GV3QAbqdw659Q this thing is super strong.
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That is a 9mm pulley. Do you have any 5mm belts? 
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JB weld
…and don’t touch it for min 40 hours…
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Yep I’m not arguing against how well it works. But when it comes down to removing a stripped screw or two. I choose the one trick that makes the job done in under 5 mins rather then spending the day waiting on jb to cure.
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Brians couch still has the plastic on it 4 years after purchase and he has a 250 piece collection of boxed marvel characters that are still in the box from when he was 12. The grey hulk he did allow himself to play with is still going strong because of jb weld.
Its ingrained.
Love you Brian
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LoL I live in a small downtown high-rise. I have very little stuff.
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Dareno? You’re asking him to do something he can’t 
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Ask him
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