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In Reply to: super 77 posted by Gus on Thursday, January 25, 2007:
I know what you are going thru. I have got alot of them unstuck over the years.Some hade to be taken off. There is no easy way, but. If you get some PB Blaster and heat the outside tube (NOT RED HOT)Best with a heating tip all around the tube then spray the pb baster in the end the heat will make the lube pull in between the 2 tubed then let cool. Do this a couple of times it may come loose. This is what oliver told me years ago how to do it.There are other ways but the front end must be remover, but i have NEVER had one the did not come loose for me. Brian