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Re: Removal of Iron pipe from cast iron manifold
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Posted by Randy as in Randy-IA on June 28, 2006 at 18:28:02 from (207.177.83.242):
In Reply to: Removal of Iron pipe from cast iron manifold posted by Irv Plitzuweit on June 28, 2006 at 12:48:19:
I just did that a few weeks ago on my M manifold . Try tightening it first with a big pipe wrench . If it moves at all stop and start to back it out some and rock it in and out till it's free . If you are lucky it'll move this way , mine didn't . The pipe crushed so I ended up doing it the way Old just described and it worked good only I used a punch . Take your time . I used my 16oz hammer and only put as much behind it as needed to bend the iron . Just keep bending one side in and it'll come free . Good luck ...Randy
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