I think how you remove the rivets are more important than using a high dollar air hammer. I use a campbell hausfeld air hammer with great success .
Use a large grinder to remove head of rivet flush with frame. Or a cut off wheel on a die grinder. Cut a X on the head of the rivet, flush with frame. You can use an air hammer or just a punch and a small sledge hammer, works easily if you grind the head off . When you use the die grinder with the X cut use the air hammer with the chisel to remove the head . Then punch out the stem of the rivet. Both ways work better in different areas.
Just my two cents !
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Last edited by webstershotrods; 10/25/2010 4:52 AM.
