Gawd wouldn't that be funny....Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
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Gawd wouldn't that be funny....Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
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Extremely hilarious! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
But no, there is no lock bolt, and yes the pin is out...
Come to think of it considering how rusty my car was underneath when I bought it, this doesn't surprise me one single bit to be honest.
What are you using to soak it with? Inox is way better than WD or CRD. I have some rust converter shite from POR15 here you could try spraying in to try and release the rust...
Crc , trouble is, no way to get the crc to penetrate through enough...
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Hit the crap out of it around the sides to try and break it free. It will eventually move I reckon.
chain it to something like a big tree, then drive away .....
got a drum it will fit in ? old engine oil in the drum leave it for a few days.
tried hitting it in? might shake it loose. got a sledge you could borrow
I had the same problem, trouble is what I did has already been suggested for you and not worked. For what its worth, I just kept squirting WD40 and Inox into it. Then heated it with a torch and tapped it side to side until I got some movement. Then I hammered it using a drift (bit of old steel axel) on the ball and nut (ouch) and it came out , albeit a mm at a time. I still had it mounted on the truck which made hammering it out a bit easier.
love the smell of burning Inox in the morning.
Telstra has enraged me again today !!! So have a lot to take out on this thing.... And yeah I have tried hitting it in as much as hitting it out. The amount of force with a large sledgy this has copped is un believable and it just keeps smiling back at me....
Eric I have a 16lb sledge hammer and an old axle. if you bring it around we can belt the living Begeezus out of it
can you get up the back side of it clearly
Have you tried freezing it??
We can make a plate to fit down the rhs
Go find a tree out of the way tie the tow bar to itQuote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
hook it up with a chain to yours and low gear and
try and pull it out
lower to the ground the safer it will be you,l feel
it if it starts to give
just gentle tugs mate gentle