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Re: brake pins
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David
12-19-2002 16:33:33
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Drill and tap the end for a 3/8 bolt and use a sleeve, washers and grade 8 bolt and alternately pull and drive back in. Eventually it will come out.
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bluwrench
12-19-2002 19:30:29
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Re: Re: brake pins in reply to David, 12-19-2002 16:33:33
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Here is one more Idea, Weld a half inch bolt on to the pin, slide a socket or short piece of tubingover the bolt with a washer and nut. Tighten the nut with a long wrench and either the pin comes out out you break the bolt. then you do it again,tapping the pin back in before you weld the second time. Good luck
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