....to remove the fork. Just had to hit it a little harder than I'd really felt
comfortable doing without being sure.
Thanks everybody.
-Andrew
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....to remove the fork. Just had to hit it a little harder than I'd really felt
comfortable doing without being sure.
Thanks everybody.
-Andrew
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Quoted message said:...to remove the fork. Just had to hit it a little harder than I'd really felt
comfortable doing without being sure.Thanks everybody.
-Andrew
That's why a rubber mallet is just the ticket for that job. No
worrying about dinking the steerer tube.
JD
Quoted message said:
That's why a rubber mallet is just the ticket for that job. No
worrying about dinking the steerer tube.JD
It's funny, I have a pretty well equiopped shop, but I've never gotten around
to picking up a rubber mallet. Instaed I just use a piece of 2x4 between my
claw hammer and whatever I'm hitting.
Cheers,
-Andrew
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