Posted by RICH NY on February 04, 2013 at 15:18:20 from (96.224.67.74):
In Reply to: TO20 radius arms posted by Ark68SS on February 04, 2013 at 13:15:27:
I would attach a light duty chain to the front and run it across to the rear (attach it) with some slack and use a four ton Bottle jack in the middle of the radius arm/chain. You could place a one foot length of angle iron under the jack so as not to dent the radius rod. Now start pumping being carful not to allow any slipping and you should be able to control the bending. I did this on my 8N and it worked well. Remember, this was caused by a well worn front pivot pin and will bend again if you don't replace it. Good luck!
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