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Posted by Randy in NE on July 19, 2005 at 11:04:10 from (204.124.192.90):
In Reply to: Exhaust pipe H posted by GordoSD on July 19, 2005 at 10:26:41:
When I was trying to get some pieces apart for my plow my brother applied heat to just one side of the bolt and burr. He said it worked better that way. I would apply it to one side of the manifold and let it get good and hot. It might take a couple of heatings and cooling downs. I would heat a different side each time that you heated it up. I would think that that would break the rust. You could heat everything up and then emerse the pipe in a bucket of cold water. That would cause the pipe to contract and the manifold to stay hot and expanded. I would try not to dip the manifold in the water. I am sure that others will jump in with other suggestions.
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