Steve,
I haven't been following the thread too closely but I assume you are also
holding a "dolly" or hammer or like implement on the opposite side of the
eye that you are trying to remove the joint from as you hit it? This is
usually sufficient for even the most stubborn in my experience. Failing
that a bit of heat also does wonders.
Regards,
Branton
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> Subject: tie rod end removing
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> Hi all,
> I think ive finallt found the one job i never want to do again on a
> datto! Does anyone have any clues on how the f#*k your meant to remove
> tie rod ends from the front end of a 510?? Hours of belting with a large
> hammer, smashed fingers and broken tie rod end removers have left me
> very pissed and with a garage bound datto, any ideas would be
> appreciated!
> Cheers
> Steve.
>
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