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Old 11-08-12 | 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by RubberLegs
May just have to sacrifice that quill to save the rest. Cut it off just above the headset, remove the headset and fork, and drill that puppy out...or leave it inverted in a vice, soaking regularly with PB Blaster, and tapping a few times a day with a hammer...eventually, something may give. It took me over a week to get a stuck seatpost out...and it was reusable.
This past spring I had a stem that wouldn't budge on a Nishiki road bike, I cut it and soaked it with PB Blaster tapping it several times a day with no luck, then I got a deep jar & made up some OA and soaked it, took almost 3 weeks but it finally came out. I never had a stem as stuck as that before & thought using OA would speed up the process eating away at the aluminum.
I now have a very very stuck seat post in a early Stumpjumper that all the soaking & heating did nothing for, I am going to fill the seat tube with drain cleaner through the BB & see if that works. I want to save the seat post if I can or I would just try cutting it out, it is a long post that is deep in the seat tube.

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