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Old 01-23-2001, 10:11 PM   #5
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Not to diagree, but I once tried to remove a pittman arm with a legit pittman arm remover and could not. Agreed, it was a borrowed one that I didn't want to break. Some have said it needs to be heated with a torch occasionally (under retractiuon preassure) to make it break loose). If I tried it again, I'd heat it during the retraction process. My $.02.

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