While I'm waiting hopefully for some help from New-Tronics, I thought I
would
ask here if anyone would know how to take apart a Hustler mobile mast
without wrecking it?

The joint where the mast folds has two screws which I can remove, but the
fit between the sections seems impossible to budge.

Anyone have any actual experience with this?

Marty K1FHR

Adjust and apply a crescent wrench to fit the shaft above the sleeve. Tap
downward with wrench lightly with hammer. Protect bottom threads from
damage..

ask here if anyone would know how to take apart a Hustler mobile mast
without wrecking it?

The joint where the mast folds has two screws which I can remove, but the
fit between the sections seems impossible to budge.

Anyone have any actual experience with this?

Marty K1FHR

Never use a crescent wrench as anything other than a wrench (unless it
belongs to someone else). Find an open-end wrench and tap that with a
hammer instead.

"Ham" doesn't need to mean "Hack".

All the best,
KZ1O


James Wilson wrote:
Adjust and apply a crescent wrench to fit the shaft above the sleeve. Tap
downward with wrench lightly with hammer. Protect bottom threads from
damage..


ask here if anyone would know how to take apart a Hustler mobile mast
without wrecking it?

The joint where the mast folds has two screws which I can remove, but the
fit between the sections seems impossible to budge.

Anyone have any actual experience with this?

Marty K1FHR

Martin,

Why do you want to take it apart? Is the fold over cracked? (they are
infamous for that.) I have 2 former fold over masts that I cut the knurl
off and slid a tube up over the joint. A couple of rivets and a sprint load
at the resonator end and I haven't bent one yet.

JD

"Martin" wrote in message
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While I'm waiting hopefully for some help from New-Tronics, I thought I
would
ask here if anyone would know how to take apart a Hustler mobile mast
without wrecking it?

The joint where the mast folds has two screws which I can remove, but the
fit between the sections seems impossible to budge.

Anyone have any actual experience with this?

Marty K1FHR