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![]() "Mike B" wrote in message ... tip of the week...... stand on end....the blade connected to the female side towards the ground. Smear petrolium jelly of choice around the joined pieces. Use a heat gun, as hair dryer is not quite hot enough, the jelly melts and while still hot, 2 person twist should do it. Why not use some technical skills? Connect one end to a tree by tossing a clove hitch around the shaft down by the blade, then tie a loop with another clove hitch on the other side of the paddle, rig the running end up with a 3-to-1 or 9-to-1 Z Drag, squirt some penetrating oil in there, and just haul on the rope until it comes apart. I've seen rafts full-on postage-stamped under waterfalls get dragged free with a 9-to-1, so I couldn't image some little wimpy aluminum ions standing a chance. Once its under tension, I bet a mild rap with a hammer would launch those two ends APART! --riverman who loves it when we talk this way. |
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