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That shaft is easy to remove, you press it thru the bottom a little to expose a circlip, then you press it back twards the shaft and it;s out. I learned this the hard way after lots of heat and I pressed the clip thri the lower tree. Needledd to say I dammaged the hole. I had to shorten the shaft and adjust for bearing size, so I bored the hole and made an adapter/plug to weld in. After turning it on the lathe I pressed it back in, all is good now. [ATTACH=full]34645[/ATTACH]The way you cut it, just put a sleeve on the inside of the shaft, drill some holes in the shaft, and use a few rosette welds on each side of the cut.
That shaft is easy to remove, you press it thru the bottom a little to expose a circlip, then you press it back twards the shaft and it;s out. I learned this the hard way after lots of heat and I pressed the clip thri the lower tree. Needledd to say I dammaged the hole. I had to shorten the shaft and adjust for bearing size, so I bored the hole and made an adapter/plug to weld in. After turning it on the lathe I pressed it back in, all is good now.
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The way you cut it, just put a sleeve on the inside of the shaft, drill some holes in the shaft, and use a few rosette welds on each side of the cut.
