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Side bar chassis securing thread - how to remove?

  • GuardianAngel
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06 May 2013 21:15 #70170 by GuardianAngel
I have removed my side foot bars but I cant work out how to remove the securing thread from the chassis.

The thread is secured inside a sleeve that looks like it may have been pressed in. There is no access from the other side of the chassis beam.

I want to remove it so I can sell the steps complete. Here is a photo of it.



Any ideas?

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06 May 2013 22:03 #70176 by RichiesJimny
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It needs brute force to remove them, refit the brackets and securing nuts and either use two crow bars between the chassis and the brackets or just bash the bracket out over and it will pull the fitting out with it.

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06 May 2013 22:10 #70177 by GuardianAngel
Replied by GuardianAngel on topic Side bar chassis securing thread - how to remove?

RichiesJimny wrote: It needs brute force to remove them, refit the brackets and securing nuts and either use two crow bars between the chassis and the brackets or just bash the bracket out over and it will pull the fitting out with it.


Cheers, makes sense. Will give a "bash"!

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