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Hello
My thoughts Blow torch [heat source ] to heat up Spacer while avoiding heating lower Bolt section as much as possible. Then use cool liquid to shrink the bolt stem! I used Cold oil to cool Gearbox out put shaft that was stuck in a bearing, Heated bearing up, cooled shaft, Sharp tap with Hammer via a block of wood and they came apart.The tiny gap that is made by the expansion of the OUTER item in your case the spacer and the contraction of the INNER Stud by the rapid cooling should be enough to break any amount of grip. Goggles are or course mandatory also nice thick gauntlets as it all gets a bit hot. ![]() |
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Hey Guys
Thanks for the great tips, I have a case of Move-it so will try the lubrication method first, if that fails to get that pesky thing off then I will have to beg borrow or.....rent a torch to try the heat method. I will let you know which one worked. Gary
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I use a small propane torch used for plumbing to heat up small parts like that. Its easy to get in and around the objects and only cost $20-30.
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There is a product called "Thrust" It comes in a spray can, and is the best thing I have found next to a cutting tourch!
You can find it at car parts suppliers etc. The stuff really is great, and has saved me lot's of greef over the years Good Luck Mark |
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No just kidding, On my C60S I end up cutting the head of the bolt in the cab then lifting the cab. If you are not removing the cab all the way you must have to cut the bolt off under the spacer as well so you can remove the segments.
Then drive the old bolt out of the spacer, I re-drilled the spacer to slide on the spacer along with some anti-seize compound. Did your spacer have rubber washers top and bottom? Cheers Phil
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