Hi everyone Trying to remove the rear crossbar on my 350c to build it and the rails up. It has the typical high hour wear and ovalizing on the rails bar diameter worn. It Also snapped the bolts on the right rear block. I have a replacement.
Even with all the wear and the caps off both the rear blocks it has so much forward pressure it is hard to move sideways even with a sledge hammer.
If I beat it out and bring it back closer to specs I am afraid it will never go back in. Any ideas as to why so much forward pressure or a solutions would be greatly appreciated. -Thanks Mark
350c rear crossbar pressure
Re: 350c rear crossbar pressure
Hey Mark, it sounds like you're dealing with some serious wear and tear on your 350c rear crossbar. The excess forward pressure could be due to a variety of factors like misalignment or deformation from the wear. Before attempting to beat it out, try using a lubricant to ease the sideways movement. If that doesn't work, gently use a press to realign it without risking further damage. Ensuring the replacement bolts are secure and properly aligned is crucial for smooth reassembly. Take your time and be patient during the process to avoid complications. Best of luck with the repairs!
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