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<blockquote data-quote="nelson_b" data-source="post: 850084" data-attributes="member: 296628">hi&nbsp; c.j. &nbsp;remove the pin at the&nbsp; end of the shaft --------the&nbsp; nut&nbsp; should&nbsp; come off (must&nbsp; just&nbsp; be&nbsp; tight) normal anticlockwise thread to&nbsp; undo -wrap&nbsp; some&nbsp; cloth&nbsp; round the&nbsp; thread on the&nbsp; rod&nbsp;&nbsp; to&nbsp; protect it - then&nbsp; grip&nbsp; it&nbsp;&nbsp; in a&nbsp; vise&nbsp; or&nbsp; use&nbsp; some&nbsp; mole grips&nbsp; to&nbsp; hold it firm -- then use a long ring spanner on the&nbsp; nut&nbsp; for&nbsp; best&nbsp; leverage --&nbsp;once the&nbsp; nut&nbsp; and&nbsp; bearing is&nbsp; removed&nbsp; the inner&nbsp; tube&nbsp; and&nbsp; the&nbsp; threaded rod will all go&nbsp; out&nbsp;&nbsp; the other&nbsp; way&nbsp; -- like&nbsp; when&nbsp; the jack is fully&nbsp; extended .&nbsp;i have&nbsp; some&nbsp; pics&nbsp; somewhere -- if i can&nbsp; find them --too&nbsp; much&nbsp; stuff&nbsp; on this&nbsp; p.c. --- l.o.l. &nbsp;good&nbsp; luck ---</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nelson_b, post: 850084, member: 296628"] hi c.j. remove the pin at the end of the shaft -------- the nut should come off (must just be tight) normal anticlockwise thread to undo - wrap some cloth round the thread on the rod to protect it - then grip it in a vise or use some mole grips to hold it firm -- then use a long ring spanner on the nut for best leverage -- once the nut and bearing is removed the inner tube and the threaded rod will all go out the other way -- like when the jack is fully extended . i have some pics somewhere -- if i can find them --too much stuff on this p.c. --- l.o.l. good luck --- [/QUOTE]

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