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Re: In search of Tie Rod Assemblies
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Posted by working on some today on December 08, 2003 at 08:43:32 from (198.68.173.133):
In Reply to: In search of Tie Rod Assemblies posted by Chris C. on December 08, 2003 at 08:32:28:
setting front end out on my 560 and the tie rods are frozen rock solid almost. I plan to do with them what I do with all frozen things. Get a full 5 gallon bucket of water and the tie rod and my torch with the rosebud heating end. Heat the tie rod assembly red hot exept the ends and then place in the bucket of water. You will think it is going to jump out but it will not!! Do this a couple times and then put tie rod in vice and get a pipe wrench and start turning it and it will come out or in what ever you want it to do. I will post later and let you know how mine went
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