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This is what I did to get mine apart, remove all the bolts that hold the hot end to the center section (the fourth one I couldn't get out because it hit on the center scetion so I left it in) remove the loose clamp plate and leave the other held by the fourth bolt hanging loose. Reinstall the other 3 bolts and place shims under the heads so that when you back them out pressure is placed on the hot end equally over all four bolts. When you have pressure on the bolts have someone hold the compressor side and preferably using a large brass punch and a 3 lb. hammer smack the hot end going round in a circle, after a while check the pressure on the bolts, back out more as needed. Keep it up and soon it won't ring like a bell (more of a thud sound) you know it is on it's way. Careful with the bolts, shim as needed to keep at least 3 threeds engaged in the housing, don't want to strip those things. Last thing use PB Blaster as a penatrant or the old yellow and white can of Liquid wrench, in my opion they're much better at breaking lose rust than WD-40.
Good luck!
PS be extremly careful not to nick or cause any damage to the turbine wheel it doesn't take much to throw off the ballance of the pinwheels!!