Pitman Arm wont come off - Pitman Arms


I need help gettin off my pitman arm for my car?

Jan 24, 2010 by Korg o1w fd | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

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The pitman arm wont come off the steering box bolt. Its stuck on the spline and im afraid if i hit it, it may damage the teeth.
I obught 2 pitman removers but they are too narrow and the other dont fit betwween the spline to grip it..its too thick .

How can i remove it off the spline bolt without damageing it. I sprayed pb blaster to hopefully losen the rust on it...should i bang on it? or wedge a crow bar between the shaft spline?


thansk

I have never had trouble getting a pitman arm off using a pitman arm puller. you need the kind that has bolts to adjust the width of the puller. tighten the bolts around the arm as tight as you can w/o breaking the bolts off. put as much pressure as you possibly can on the jack bolt then hit the end of the bolt with a big hammer several times. you may have to turn the jack bolt a few times and hit it again before it finally comes off.

brian d | Jan 24, 2010

Remove the bolt and nut from the pitman arm.
Find a flat chisel or old flat screw driver and drive it in between the the two halves enough to spread the shoulder apart a little bit so it will slide off easier.
Mr. KnowItAll | Jan 24, 2010



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31.12.69

The rule book had been ruled out of order and the separation of capacities was a thing of the past. Huge mergers came about. The flagship for the UK, or so we thought, would be the mighty Warburgs who incorporated the blueblood stockbrokers Rowe & Pitman and the pre-eminent gilt jobbers Akroyd and Smithers.

Regrettably this flagship got overtaken by the Americans. However, everybody scrambled to find a partner. Lots of broking firms were incorporated into bigger firms and became integrated houses – both broker and market maker but with Chinese walls in place. One wonders, and I still do, whether these walls were solid enough.

We chose to stick to our last and although we did get taken over by County NatWest we remained a jobber. The other arm to County was Fielding Newson Smith, a broker. We continue to remain, in the main, a jobber under the umbrella of our present parent Close Brothers.

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