Posted by 135 Fan on June 06, 2008 at 18:53:24 from (24.70.95.205):
In Reply to: Any Ideas? posted by Allan In NE on June 06, 2008 at 05:38:17:
A harder pin would help with wear. Easy job for an Arc-air torch (gouger). Is it welded on both sides? I'm thinking it's only welded on the outside? If you're good with a cutting torch and don't push the cutting lever all the way you could probably cut most of the old weld out. You could also go buy or rent a die grinder with a ball end carbide burr and grind the weld out. I've seen cheap air die grinders for under $20. They work fine for occasional jobs and are very handy. Electric ones are also available but cost more. Get a good carbide burr though. Make sure to wear a face mask and/or googles when using a die grinder. They throw the shavings everywhere. Dave
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