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Alas... you need it now I suppose. You could mabey remove the grease nipple on the cam and screw a greas gun in there directly. Then fill the gun with a mix of ATF and acetone. That might pump in there and it might free up some of the hardened grease and grime between the cam and the spindle.
Otherwise you can mabey use a big cable tie to hold the handle released and then pound on the cam with a reasonable sized maul. IIRC, it is cast steel so it's not quite as likely to break as iron.
I just parked mine in the weeds and left it there in pieces. If I do reassemble the damn thing it will only to be for sale to pawn off on some other poor sap at an auction. Not really sure I want to do that...
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