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700 Barrel Removal at Standstill
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<blockquote data-quote="Susquatch" data-source="post: 2130949" data-attributes="member: 31264"><p>I understand totally. Been there done that. I bought a used set of 24ft disks that turned out to be not such a great deal. The previous owner didn't grease the hinge pins and they were all seized. I tried EVERYTHING to get those pins out with no success until I stacked up enough things in my favour. I ended up drilling the pins and ran ice cold water through them while I put a torch on the sleeves, a puller torqued up on the bracket to push on one end of the pins, and a slide hammer on a custom machined slide bolt in a custom threaded hole on the other end of the pin. This was enough to let them go with a huge BANG sliding that hammer with everything I have in my 6'3" frame.</p><p></p><p>A suitable fluid chilled in the dry ice and then run through the bore with a chamber adapter together with controlled heat on the action and a sharp rap on the torque bar might just do it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Susquatch, post: 2130949, member: 31264"] I understand totally. Been there done that. I bought a used set of 24ft disks that turned out to be not such a great deal. The previous owner didn't grease the hinge pins and they were all seized. I tried EVERYTHING to get those pins out with no success until I stacked up enough things in my favour. I ended up drilling the pins and ran ice cold water through them while I put a torch on the sleeves, a puller torqued up on the bracket to push on one end of the pins, and a slide hammer on a custom machined slide bolt in a custom threaded hole on the other end of the pin. This was enough to let them go with a huge BANG sliding that hammer with everything I have in my 6'3" frame. A suitable fluid chilled in the dry ice and then run through the bore with a chamber adapter together with controlled heat on the action and a sharp rap on the torque bar might just do it. [/QUOTE]
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