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Removing floor board
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Removing floor board
I would like to remove the floor board on my standard Cub to assist in painting. It appears the left brake pedal has to slide off the shaft. I took out the tapered set screw bolt and no luck breaking it loose from the shaft. I applied a little heat with a torch but the clutch and brake share that shaft. Will heating it hurt anything inside the torque tube? Any other recommendations on getting the floor pan off?
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Re: Removing floor board
I looked back on old post and have a better idea. Still would like to know if it is possible to hurt anything inside the torque tube by heat transfer down the shaft. Thanks
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