That thing, there, it's stuck, any ideas how to get it off non destructively? otherwise, destructively and where do I get a new one?
Cheers
That thing, there, it's stuck, any ideas how to get it off non destructively? otherwise, destructively and where do I get a new one?
Cheers
I presume you mean siezed on the splines.
Drive a small chisle or screwdriver into the slot. Should come off easy enough then.
adrian
tried that with a screwdriver, will try a chisel later when it's less wet out there.
nice and sunny here
i,ve got a spare if you bugger yours up getting it off.
andy
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Originally posted by theconrodkid
nice and sunny here
Nice and sunny now, but the drive's still a bit nasty.
Ended up working through an hour long horizontal shower earlier, not pleasant.
I dont want to hijack but is there a replacement upgrade for that part that doesnt involve a huge bit of soft rubber, so the feel will be a bit sharper?
I ground of the heads of the studs, removed the rubber then bolted it together instead, took all of thirty minutes, and much beter IMO.
Got it.
I was using the wrong random implement found in the shed, the right one did the job nicely.
Oh, and it started raining again as soon as I got outside. 
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Originally posted by Staple balls
Oh, and it started raining again as soon as I got outside.
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Originally posted by mr henderson
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Originally posted by Staple balls
Oh, and it started raining again as soon as I got outside.
Still OK here
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Originally posted by tomgregory2000
I dont want to hijack but is there a replacement upgrade for that part that doesnt involve a huge bit of soft rubber, so the feel will be a bit sharper?
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Originally posted by tomgregory2000
I dont want to hijack but is there a replacement upgrade for that part that doesnt involve a huge bit of soft rubber, so the feel will be a bit sharper?
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Originally posted by mr henderson
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Originally posted by Staple balls
Oh, and it started raining again as soon as I got outside.
Still OK here