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Old 09-12-22 | 12:02 PM
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Cutting up the seat post is a last resort before using lye.
Give the penetrating oils time to work. Include a couple of gentle taps with a hammer to help the pentrant to "move."

And you are right to be careful. others have broken the CS joints at the cluster trying to twist it off using the frame and the post in a vice.
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