19 replies to this topic

[BaronVonchesto]

Small socket and G clamp. Socket over the the head of the pin and then use the G clamp to force the pin through.

 

i know that this is an old post but i just wanted to reply for the benefit of anyone else having this problem that this is the best way to get the pin out if its all rusted up. a little penetrating fluid plus a g-clamp and socket.

 

no need to damage the pin. just clean it up and you can reuse it.

[sonikk4]

 

Small socket and G clamp. Socket over the the head of the pin and then use the G clamp to force the pin through.

 

i know that this is an old post but i just wanted to reply for the benefit of anyone else having this problem that this is the best way to get the pin out if its all rusted up. a little penetrating fluid plus a g-clamp and socket.

 

no need to damage the pin. just clean it up and you can reuse it.

 

 

Glad it worked for you.

[Rorf]

So you would seriously reuse that old clevis pin in the photo - when parts are in that condition they all need renewal.

[croc7]

Based on the condition of that pin, hope that you checked the rest of the pin and clevis joints in the clutch linkage.

[guywilko]

Buy a little kitchen blowtorch. Dead useful for heating small parts, brake nipples etc