This is kind of lengthy, but I don't know how else to explain it.
I am going to replace the clutch and brake pedal shaft bushings in my '46. I've got the clutch pedal removed off its shaft which was easy. Now all I have to do is press out the worn bronze bushing and insert a new one. The brake pedal, however, is another story. It is sandwiched in the one piece casting that supports it and there is a 3/4 inch diameter hollow pin 3 1/4 inches long running through the casting and brake pedal. This pin is held in place so it can't slip out with a small 3/16 inch pin running perpendicular to its axis. I need to get this small pin out so I can remove the larger pin holding the brake pedal in place. Then I can replace the brake pedal bronze bushing. Can someone suggest to me how I extract this small pin?
