My cap screws were really tight. I tend to use a socket and an extension to get leverage. BUT you might snap the wrench or screw! Wear glasses.
Lift up slowly...there is another oil line for the other feed nut.
The yoke can be removed now. But you will need to twist it 90 degrees to pull it free.
Another view of my cheater bar.
My cap screws were really tight. I tend to use a socket and an extension to get leverage. BUT you might snap the wrench or screw! Wear glasses.
Remove the 4 cap head screws holding the yoke in place.
Remove the oil lines from the yoke. They just pull out.
Saddle gib adjustment screw closeup.
expressline99

My cap screws were really tight. I tend to use a socket and an extension to get leverage. BUT you might snap the wrench or screw! Wear glasses.

Keep in mind this can work... but you might break something. Penetrating oil and waiting works too...tap it lightly while you wait with a hammer to help it get into the threads...over several hours... or just try this. :)
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