Check here
http://www.machinerytrader.com/list/partssearch.aspx?PartNum=4b0047&btnPartSearch=Search&PST=Starts
Sounds like rods are drilled to oil the wrist pin?
:doh: I never thought to try 4B0047! Thanks for the help. Yes the rods are drilled to force some oil to the wrist pin bushings.
Jeremy
could you thread them, screw a rod in and use a slide hammer ?
Willitrun,
That is another great idea to try. I will tap them and see what happens. Thanks.
Thanks for the help again guys. I was able to tap the pins 1/4-28 and pull the dowel out easily. I also found the replacements and have them ordered.
Jeremy
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