[AT] Sawzall blades

[charliehill]

the shop must have better luck with sawzalls than I do.
I always  thought demolition blades were kind of coarse and were made to cut 
wood, sheet metal, fiberglass and the like.  I would think you would need 
something with teeth similar to a hacksaw.

How big a hammer was being used to drive out the pin?
It's amazing what a really big hammer will do if you swing it hard enough.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Don Bowen" <don.bowen at earthlink.net>
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Subject: [AT] Sawzall blades


>I am looking for recommendations for a good metal cutting blade for a
> Sawzall.  When I get back to Missouri in a couple of weeks I have to cut a
> bent pin on a backhoe stabilizer arm.  The cylinder needs to come off
> because it has a blown seal and no amount of beating has budged the pin.
> The local shop told him to cut the pin using a Sawzall and what he called 
> a
> demolition blade.   He was told it would take three or more blades.  So 
> what
> would be a good blade?
>
>
>
> Don Bowen  KI6DIU
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