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[I Fall In]

Any suggestions on how to get this pin out? 3 pound sledge won’t budge it

[RapturEd]

Tie a line to it and reel it in with the Zebco

[2Ws]

Yep...and if it quits coming out, quit reeling hold the button down and run backwards, worked for my mom on big catfish.

[SmithRanchZ]

Press it out. Create a small press with some steel plate and big bolts. Before pressing it out, flood the grease port with penetrating oil if the grease is old and crusty.

[guadalupe]

4 pound sledge? Just kidding, hope you get it out.

[Chuck Richey]

Heat.

[LouReed]

Heat (as suggested directly above), then followed by quenching it with water. A couple three times ought to do it. Downside is damaging the pretty paint.

[Bebo's Dad]

Take it fishing.

[Reality Czech]

Looks like it's under tension

Wiggle, tap, wiggle tap,wiggle, tap

might be a two man job
one wiggling, the other tapping

[I Fall In]

Looks like it's under tension

Wiggle, tap, wiggle tap,wiggle, tap

might be a two man job
one wiggling, the other tapping

the cylinders are loose it’s the two stationary sides where it won’t move

[BDGreen]

I don't have anything going on tomorrow. I can come out and help if you need it.

[Matt]

Make sure it isn't tapered. C clamp ball joint press an impact is what i would use just because i have them.

OTC 7249 Ball Joint, U-Joint, and Brake Anchor Pin Service Kit with Storage Case , Gray https://a.co/d/g06avR6

You are welcome to borrow if in the area

[Unknownstrohsfan]

It's going to be stuck in the outside bushings where then linchpin goes, plug the bottom hole with something, wooden dowel, bubble gum, whatever, then fill the fill the hole with penetrating oil, I like PB Blaster. let it sit until BG gets there, put the torch to both of the arm bushings, then after he drives the pin out give him your Crappie filet stash. If he don't show up I will come by Saturday or Sunday, depending on the work Nazis.

[SmithRanchZ]

Hasty press aka redneck press.

Two 8 inch squares of steel. Holes in the corners. Bolts b/w the two pieces of steel. Sandwich the pin. Use an impact socket smaller than the pin to drive the pin, and an impact socket or short piece of pipe bigger than the pin to catch it.

Tighten the sandwich, pressing the pin out. Four 5/8th inch bolts will deliver huge force with just manual tools - 1/2 ratchet or a short breaker bar. Even more with an impact wrench.

Tighten the bolts down, and the force is applied over time, so you can apply the force and while under pressure spray a penetrating oil or solvent via the grease port and screw/lynch pin holes.

[I Fall In]

Well I just said screw it and went fishing.

[THUNDERSTORM]

Had one the key came out and flared the pin we had to beat it out and grind it ,im avaliable if you need help, tell your boss to get with mine