Center Link Removal???
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Tradition dictates the use of the pickle fork. The prefered method is with the nut almost completly off, give a couple of solid whacks (a technical term) on the side of the center link, not the end of the tapered fitting, and all shall be well. Method 2 is to pound the turned upside-down nut on theend of the tapered fitting with some type of support on the center link.
Jim
Tradition dictates the use of the pickle fork. The prefered method is with the nut almost completly off, give a couple of solid whacks (a technical term) on the side of the center link, not the end of the tapered fitting, and all shall be well. Method 2 is to pound the turned upside-down nut on theend of the tapered fitting with some type of support on the center link.
Jim
Glen - go to your room.
dodgestang - (what a name) take out the trash.
Jim
i agree jim but not with hittin the upside down nut cause than can get you in a big mess also ive mushroomed a few that way till i started using the shock and fall method
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