Well last night was a wash. I did get the screws and drill the holes but the screws were to large and when installed would bite into the torque tube and lock the okie in place. I redrilled to a smaler size and will get smaller screws tonight.
One of the tech.'s at the shop suggested drilling a 1/8 to 3/16 hole in the side of the okie where the pin use to be. Then insert a bolt and use the bolt as a pin to drive against. When it moves to the top edge of the hole then drill another hole in the okie and do it again untill the okie is out the hole egough to drill in the exposed end and then tap or pull it out. I may follow this lead and use some heat on the tube to swell it. More tomorrow.

I didn't do it, no one saw me do it, you can't prove anything! "Bart Simpson"