Re: New member just bought a 1956 Wizard Super 10

[20mercman]

I have had a swivel pin that was seized beyond repair also, but was able to remove it by using what "Green Thumbs" suggested. I used a stack of flat washers, and a 1/2" x 20 threaded bolt. (Actually several lengths of the 1/2" x 20 bolts.) I also used a tap to rethread the swivel pin when the threads eventually pulled out. I then used lots of heat as I applied pressure. It took some time, but I was able to finally walk the pin out. You need the large flat washers allow you to use the bolts as a puller. This system worked very well on a tower that was pretty ugly. (We later one best of show with it at our local club meet, so they can be saved.)

Steve