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Old 01-07-2013, 11:05 PM
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Does anyone have a easy way to get rusted up lift component loosened up and out of the frame? These are the only parts left to remove on my 782D frame before repaint. Looks like they were painted assembled in frame when new.
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Have you tried this.....It works well for me

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Had a good calm day yesterday and got my 782 frame primed. I used PB blaster, a hammer and a long extention to get both those shafts out.
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Glad you managed to get it out and freed up!


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That stuff is freaking awesome; it frees everything! And to think they tried taking it off the market.
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the blue tip wrench work well, Ive never seen a bolt it couldnt take off
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if your looking for somthing that kills grease on any thing use purple power its sold at advance auto spray it on let it sit 5-10 min spray off it even gets where you cant get your self !!! works on cement spots to with alittle scrub brush,dont get it on clear coat they dont like each other!!!
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It also does a nice job polishing wood when applied in small amounts to a cloth and gently rubbed in!

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Got it apart. PB Blaster for a week then HEAT and beat. No damage to parts either, good thing.
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well done Sir..
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