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The bottom yoke is a forged part and it is welded to the stem. Impossible to remove without damage. I just clamped the two pieces in an angle iron and welded ell the exposed joint, then I welded the rest, stayed straight and true. I will try to find a picture of the yokes I was talking about only held with a threaded rod and post it here, I will also ask about what I did in the chassis design list and see what they say about it. By pressing it out of the bottom part, there is no garantee it will be true and square when pressed back together, the way I did it, at least it is as square and true as it was.Jean
The bottom yoke is a forged part and it is welded to the stem. Impossible to remove without damage. I just clamped the two pieces in an angle iron and welded ell the exposed joint, then I welded the rest, stayed straight and true. I will try to find a picture of the yokes I was talking about only held with a threaded rod and post it here, I will also ask about what I did in the chassis design list and see what they say about it.
By pressing it out of the bottom part, there is no garantee it will be true and square when pressed back together, the way I did it, at least it is as square and true as it was.
Jean
