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How To Get A Rusted Seat Post Out. There are two possible reasons: Then, get a hold of it with either a pipe wrench or if you have an old one kicking about a stem, and a long ass leverage and try and twist it, if you can twist it you can get it out. Hacksaw blade down the center of the post, and sodium hydroxide (otherwise known as caustic soda or lye) you can stick a hacksaw blade. If you do sacrifice the seatpost and use a use a lot of force with a pipe. The seatpost may be stuck mechanically, for instance by being the wrong size and having been forced. You cannot hammer in an over sized seatpost. At this point, you have two reasonable options: Read on for common causes and solutions to get your bicycle seat unstuck. You can begin by removing the seat post clamp bolt. Watching this diy tool designed to remove stuck seatposts from stirling bike doctor work its magic is one of the most satisfying things we have ever seen. It is most likely rust. Step 1 how to remove a stuck bike seat post without destroying the post for tools you will need a saw, socket set, drill, wire brush drill bit. If you don't bend the post then i would reuse it.

The seatpost may be stuck mechanically, for instance by being the wrong size and having been forced. Watching this diy tool designed to remove stuck seatposts from stirling bike doctor work its magic is one of the most satisfying things we have ever seen. Hacksaw blade down the center of the post, and sodium hydroxide (otherwise known as caustic soda or lye) you can stick a hacksaw blade. There are two possible reasons: If you do sacrifice the seatpost and use a use a lot of force with a pipe. It is most likely rust. Then, get a hold of it with either a pipe wrench or if you have an old one kicking about a stem, and a long ass leverage and try and twist it, if you can twist it you can get it out. You can begin by removing the seat post clamp bolt. Step 1 how to remove a stuck bike seat post without destroying the post for tools you will need a saw, socket set, drill, wire brush drill bit. At this point, you have two reasonable options:

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How To Get A Rusted Seat Post Out You can begin by removing the seat post clamp bolt. Watching this diy tool designed to remove stuck seatposts from stirling bike doctor work its magic is one of the most satisfying things we have ever seen. At this point, you have two reasonable options: If you don't bend the post then i would reuse it. The seatpost may be stuck mechanically, for instance by being the wrong size and having been forced. Then, get a hold of it with either a pipe wrench or if you have an old one kicking about a stem, and a long ass leverage and try and twist it, if you can twist it you can get it out. You can begin by removing the seat post clamp bolt. There are two possible reasons: You cannot hammer in an over sized seatpost. Hacksaw blade down the center of the post, and sodium hydroxide (otherwise known as caustic soda or lye) you can stick a hacksaw blade. Step 1 how to remove a stuck bike seat post without destroying the post for tools you will need a saw, socket set, drill, wire brush drill bit. If you do sacrifice the seatpost and use a use a lot of force with a pipe. It is most likely rust. Read on for common causes and solutions to get your bicycle seat unstuck.