I actually didn't have any trouble with the roll pin. The secret is to get it braced (not easy)so that the hammer and punch are able to exert the most force on the pin.
Getting the clutch pedal off the shaft required a little heat.
And quit hiding ya sissy:D

Well she got 3 decades of some funny S##t.

I know better then to stand in range of an angry woman. You have met Beth ya want her mad at you?

How long did the whole job take, Pete ? :)

Hope you dont mind me saying, Rick.
That Beth is a nice looking woman.
How the hell did you do it ? :confused:

Well I lost a leg in a motorcycle accident when I was 15, do you have any idea how hard it was to train this thing to walk?:cool:

Go on :confused:

Ummmmmmm I think in the spirit of keeping the TMI at bay I am going to defer to my previous post. :)

About an hour and a half to get it out and apart.
A half an hour with a wire wheel cleaning things up.
Waiting for paint to dry adds some time to it.

OK, Rick.
What type of bike?

Vas you do realize the whole thing was a joke...................Right?

A nice saturday job. :)

No, Rick.
The whole thing went straight over my dumb head.
And here I was feeling sorry for ya.
Thinking thats how you met Beth, in rehab or something. :D:D:D

Well I should have just said I am a tripod and that is how I landed her. :D

Now you talking sense. :D

We aint to smart down here, Rick. :D:D

Okay the truth is I got her drunk on our first date and didn't let her sober up till it was too late

Oh and pass on my compliment.

That way if I visit, she will say.
"Oh that Vas is a nice chap" :)

hehehehehehehehehe :D:D:D

Okay, done. She is sitting here next to me

Hi BethSmileWavy