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Rocker Stud Removal

Old Oct 15, 2000 | 08:02 PM
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Rocker Stud Removal

I have a set of heads with the pressed in rocker studs and I wanted to get the Tavia or Proform tool to remove the studs so that I could put screw in studs. I was wondering if anybody had any experience with these tools and if there was alot of effort into the project.
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Old Oct 15, 2000 | 11:49 PM
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I'm not familliar with the tool you are talking about but why don't you just have a machine shop pull them for you??

The heads have to go to the shop anyway to get the stud bosses machined off for screw in studs.

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Old Oct 30, 2000 | 07:26 PM
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i pull my own studs. i just stack up some washers and tighten a nut on them, it pulls the stud out. you have to stop and add more washers after a while. i mill the stud boss myself and tap it for the screw in studs.

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