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Pivot shaft on Wheelhouse


coffee

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The pivot shaft on my retractable wheel fish house is siezed (rust).

I can move it with the cable winch, and some with a small jack.

The frame was made in Vesta, Mn. It is about a 2003 model, the same

frame used under the Ice Castles during that period. Does anyone have any

tips? Once I get it loose I will be grinding the shaft down so

there is some room for movement.

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WOW, Coffee, I'm not much good with mechanical stuff so I can't help. Seems funny you get over 90 views of this subject and the only tip is to do something you should have done over 7 years ago, a bit too late for that. I normally see readers being extremely helpful on this site. OH well - My 'two cents'.

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Any hoow my 2c is to try pb blaster it is a arisol can to eat rust, knocker loose, or a little heat and a big hammer. I hope this can help but I don't know what the frame looks like.

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Coffee, have you tried calling CW in Vesta? He may have an idea of how to un-sieze it. I also have pivot arms built by them and found the owner to be very helpful when I had them made. Mine have the grease zerks built in so I pump them full and exercise them every other month. Good luck.

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