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Old 07-12-2014, 07:48 PM
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Ive always gotten it by simply heating with my propain torch and give it a good solid wack with my 3lb and I turn it around and wack it again. Usually does the trick within 3 hits
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Seriously? I've never seen those. Not even in the Snap-On catalog. Does someone make them?
Yes, I have some, blue point as well

Just looked at the bag in my service van, it says PHGL37KT on it, hope this helps! Comes with 3 of them.
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Since you are considering air tools, I have always wondered what a palm nailer would do with pin removal. I have a palm nailer, but it always seems to be miles away when I need it and I cannot afford to buy 2 or 3 sets of tools every time I need them.

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Yes, I have some, blue point as well

Just looked at the bag in my service van, it says PHGL37KT on it, hope this helps! Comes with 3 of them.
If that's what you guys are talking about, then yes, I knew that. Those are just drift punches. I want a roll pin punch for the end of an air chisel.

I just found this......
I did not know they had them. Bad news..... only goes down to 1/4". IIRC the driveshaft uses a 3/16"

http://store.snapon.com/Roll-Pin-Pun...--P773720.aspx
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If that's what you guys are talking about, then yes, I knew that. Those are just drift punches. I want a roll pin punch for the end of an air chisel.

I just found this......
I did not know they had them. Bad news..... only goes down to 1/4". IIRC the driveshaft uses a 3/16"

http://store.snapon.com/Roll-Pin-Pun...--P773720.aspx
what you have linked is what i have but from cornwell, they go down to 3/16.
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what you have linked is what i have but from cornwell, they go down to 3/16.
Really!?!?.....

I'm going to ask the ol' Snap-On guy about this!!!
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The roll pins are 1/4 " in a driveshaft. Mmmmm~.
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The roll pins are 1/4 " in a driveshaft. Mmmmm~.
Are they? Couldn't remember, and I was too lazy to go look!
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I was wrong, my bits arnt cornwell( coulda swore thats where i got them ). The 1/4 bit is snap on part # phg60a, hope that helps
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Another day of PB Blast and beatings!!! Still nothing Even had my neighbor come over who is a mechanic to look things over just so it's not just me. We are going to try some cobalt or carbide drill bits and see if we can drill this out. I don't have a heat source hot enough to make much happen here. Just those little ones you use to sweat pipes when doing plumbing. This really does stink!!! Finally got this engine running and want to finish this project up

Thanks for the bit info. The pointy bits just mushroom out the pin more then pushes it down. I'll go and try to find that other but but the one I did find cost close to $50! That's a little crazy for a bit I think. I've found them on ebay for way less but they only go down to 1/4. So are you saying that will work DM?
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