Re: separating drive shaft

Posted by Jerry in Idaho [24.223.94.244] on Saturday, October 26, 2013 at 11:15:55 :

In Reply to: separating drive shaft posted by scott 56 [24.130.234.60] on Friday, October 25, 2013 at 22:24:51 :

From the looks of the damaged end, I would be heating it as hot as I can, with a real torch, and then drive it off. Lots of heat should melt the old grease and free it. Be careful how you clamp the good end, since it's pretty easy to squeeze the yoke out of alignment in a vice. You can probably do it, but a machine shop will certainly be able to do it. For a few $$.

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• Re: separating drive shaft - scott 56 13:14:34 10/26/2013
  • Don't Give Up - gmharris 17:32:31 10/26/2013
    • Re: Don't Give Up - scott 56 19:43:19 10/26/2013
      • Re: Don't Give Up - gmharris 22:01:49 10/26/2013
        • Re: Don't Give Up - scott 56 01:18:06 10/27/2013
          • Re: Don't Give Up - gmharris 16:59:01 10/27/2013
            • Re: Don't Give Up - scott 56 11:54:46 10/28/2013
              • Re: Don't Give Up - gmharris 16:05:13 10/28/2013
                • Re: Don't Give Up - scott 56 23:19:17 10/28/2013
                • Re: Don't Give Up - Jerry in Idaho 21:59:03 10/28/2013
  • Re: separating drive shaft - Paul (in NY) 14:01:24 10/26/2013
    • Re: separating drive shaft - Jerry in Idaho 16:17:00 10/26/2013
  • Re: separating drive shaft - Tim Norris 13:23:17 10/26/2013

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