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From "back surgery" Nash husband:
If it was me I would take the cross-shaft with seized-on bracket to a local small engineering firm or motor repair garage and ask their advice.
For not much money I think they could easily tap the shaft free using the right size copper drift, or even use a hydraulic press.This will almost certainly be the type of job they have seen many times before.KBO
Posted by: Jon Giles | 01/10/2011 at 10:47 AM