Hey, I have found that if you heat the steam with a torch and the Wack
it with a hammer it should come loose. Or a monkey wrench works
wounders.
Sent from my iPod
On Aug 31, 2008, at 12:08 AM, Ethan elabowitz@gmail.com wrote:
For a seatpost (or any aluminum part that fits into a steel tube), I
would think one would prefer to cool down the offending aluminum
seatpost rather than heat the (painted steel) seat tube.Cool seatpost = smaller seatpost, ya?
I hear this can be done with a CO2 cartridge, but I've never had to
try it.Ethan Richmond, VA -- http://bikebuilding.blogspot.com
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 11:42 PM, joshua muir muirjoshua@gmail.com
wrote: I didn't see anything abut heat in there- I have had a fair bit of
success heatng stuck joints, and pulling stuck aluminum stems and
seat posts.just don't overheat (or use the auluminum parts again).
josh
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 6:30 PM, dragonfly@mac.hush.com wrote: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1
Kyle McKinley, I love that I can open an e-mail and read that anyone is someone's "favorite living bicycle thinker".
Thank you for having a catagory of "bicycle thinkers" in your head, for having favorites, and for having so many favorites that they must be subcatagorized into "living" and, presumably, "dead" 'bicycle thinkers'.
Reading your post cheered me up and made me feel that the world is a good place.
I think I'll go read Mr. Brandt on wheels right now. It just became the most important thing on my to-do list.
Kudos to all Americans for your historic Presidential slate-- Obama-Biden, McKinney-Clemente, Nader-Gonzalez, even McCain-Palin, despite the shudder that one gives me--has everyone seen the photos of Barak Obama riding his bike around Chicago like a regular commuter cyclist?
SashaOn Sat, 30 Aug 2008 16:48:30 -0400 kyle mckinley bicirider@gmail.com wrote:
Mr. Brandt is my favorite living bicycle thinker. His posting on wheels (fully catalogued on the web) make for incredibly interesting and entertaining reading. Unlike most everyone else out there, Brandt is a engineer, with no links to the industry. He's exactly the kind of grumpy old codger that we need in this scene, and I've never known him to be wrong. Thanks for these reposts... His gruff responses make me laugh out loud. -kyle
On 8/6/08, Mark Rehder mark@re-cycles.ca wrote:
Speaking of Jobst, he has an FAQ on Sheldon's site:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/brandt/index.html
Lots of good reading (and opinions) there.
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