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Labor Day Putting down your wrenches or time for MORE wrenching? 
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Paul, try putting a clamp across the jaws to hold them together. Then put some tension on the puller bolt and tap the bolt with a hammer. The shock will often separate the parts.
Another trick that works is to tension up the puller bolt than hold a heavy item like a sledge hammer head against one side of the pitman arm at the shaft hole and smack the opposite side with a hammer. I've removed stubborn ball joints that way.
You can do it!
Ray
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