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    Posted: 01 Oct 2023 at 1:32pm
Tring  to get pin out of snaping roll on 238 corn head so i can replace needle bearing used punch and hammer got it to move very little any suggestions not sure whether to use heat on pin

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote 8070nc Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01 Oct 2023 at 2:17pm
Its been 30 years since I worked on one of those but it seems like those pins were tapered and only came out one way
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If its a hollow pin thats not it. If its a solid pin its a possibility
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it is solid and tapered a little on one end
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I meant its tapered thru the whole bore
If it is a tapered pin it will be smaller on one end than the other
Kind of hard to tell sometimes if it got bradded when it was driven in
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238 orange? Or 238 black?
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black adjustable  row
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Gleaner Black Cornhead Parts book form 9004918, March 1977 lingo as follows:
POINT(cast cone shaped spiral?)
EXTENSION (cast transition behind needle bearing housing placed before blade set).


Try heating snapping roll point’s (spiral cone?)pin(groove 5/16”-2 1/8”)to cherry red then hammer/punch out? The last one I successfully hammered pin out without any heat, I used a stout 1/4" punch to move pin back & forth while applying penetrating oil onto/into pin & hole. That took time. Even had a helper manually wrench cornhead roll 180 degrees by using an open end wrench on hex drive shaft, as I stood between row frames.  

Important note: If removing both rolls entirely per row, keep points/extensions properly matched.
LEFT POINT is long & is matched to a short extension.
RIGHT POINT is short & is matched to a long extension.
Needle bearing part # 560985
Needle seals(2), 560254

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thanks for answers heat and air chisel  worked good. was afraid to put heat on it at first
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