jamesmartin Well-Known Member Nov 17, 2013 #2 whack the end of the arm near where joint goes through it , it will break the taper holding joint in, a few good whacks with a decent size hammer should do it ,dont try and hit joint through
whack the end of the arm near where joint goes through it , it will break the taper holding joint in, a few good whacks with a decent size hammer should do it ,dont try and hit joint through
T taazzukcb Active Member Nov 17, 2013 #4 If not, I've found on some of the stubborn jobs that one of the angled ball joint forks work perfectly every time!
If not, I've found on some of the stubborn jobs that one of the angled ball joint forks work perfectly every time!
jamesmartin Well-Known Member Nov 17, 2013 #5 taazzukcb said: If not, I've found on some of the stubborn jobs that one of the angled ball joint forks work perfectly every time! Click to expand... aye but it tends to stress the joint and damage gaiter ,shocking the joint allways works
taazzukcb said: If not, I've found on some of the stubborn jobs that one of the angled ball joint forks work perfectly every time! Click to expand... aye but it tends to stress the joint and damage gaiter ,shocking the joint allways works
Oldseadog Well-Known Member Nov 18, 2013 #6 Put the nut back on by a few threads and stick a bottle jack underneath the nut Then give the housing a good thwack with a lump hammer!
Put the nut back on by a few threads and stick a bottle jack underneath the nut Then give the housing a good thwack with a lump hammer!