Hi all!
I’m a new member and super happy I found your group! Hoping someone with experience can help out a desperate dad…
the arm of the chain tensioner on my son’s Coleman CT200U broke clean. The only thing remaining is the metal cylinder that the arm was attached to. It rotates freely around the stud but won’t slide off more than a millimeter before it feels like it’s hitting something. It looks like the stud is deformed slightly at the edge of the cylinder and that‘s holding it in place.
I even tried using a steele chisel that has a thinner blade shape on one end to try and pry the thing off but even several hits with a hammer had no effect.
Any ideas on ways to remove it or replace the stud it’s sitting on?
cheers,
GW
I’m a new member and super happy I found your group! Hoping someone with experience can help out a desperate dad…
the arm of the chain tensioner on my son’s Coleman CT200U broke clean. The only thing remaining is the metal cylinder that the arm was attached to. It rotates freely around the stud but won’t slide off more than a millimeter before it feels like it’s hitting something. It looks like the stud is deformed slightly at the edge of the cylinder and that‘s holding it in place.
I even tried using a steele chisel that has a thinner blade shape on one end to try and pry the thing off but even several hits with a hammer had no effect.
Any ideas on ways to remove it or replace the stud it’s sitting on?
cheers,
GW
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