Posted by Hossman on February 05, 2013 at 17:31:34 from (66.249.56.189):
Guys, I have a set of used tierods I recently purchased and need to adjust them back in a bit. Does anyone got any ideas on how to free them up? The ones im replacing have been pretty buggered up by past owner. They took a torch and blew a kerf down the better part of the sleeve to "loosen" them up,complete with the nice slag drip all down the tierods. I have drilled a small hole on the bottom of the "new" tierods to get some penatrant into them and have been fillin with PB blaster.My next trick would be heat. I really dont want to mangle up this good set and wondered if yall had some tips for breaking these loose. As always thanks for any help, Hoss
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