From: DLylis@aol.com
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2009 20:38:13 EDT
Subject: Pin Removal

The piece of channel on the right presses against the end of the pin on the  
outboard side of the chassis.  The piece of channel on the left goes over  the 
inboard end of the pin so that the channel allows some movement of the pin  
out of the hole.  At the bottom are two bolts, nuts and spacers to keep the  
two pieces of channel at a fixed distance apart.  Two more bolt go in the  upper 
holes without spacers and those get tightened to bring the upper end of  the 
contraption together and push the pin into the channel.  You obviously  want 
to use pretty hefty stock for this.  I have not used this but am told  by the 
designer that it worked well when heating, oiling and pounding did  not.