I have some experience with screws/bolts, large wrist pins and dissimilar metals.
In this thread there are several recommendations that rate consideration IMO. I would try them in this order (1) I would try the manual impact wrench, (2) try the thin lubrication and the manual impact wrench (3)cautiously drill the head off with a drill smaller than the head but only slightly larger than the threads, stopping when the bit reaches the threaded portion. (4) Heat would be my last choice.
Once when working air traffic control maintenance, I was involved with removing a surface search radar's aluminum reflector that was bound by the effects of electrolysis set up by aluminum attached by a stainless steel pin holding the reflector to a pot metal/iron base. We actually blew the seals out of a number of power hydraulic jacks including a "jaws of life" trying to press the wrist pin out. Finally we put a torch to the hinging "wrist" of the aluminum reflector. I was amazed, utterly amazed how quick and easily that aluminum melted back. Heat will also warp the aluminum. JMHO.
Last edited by Ken Fitzgerald; 05-26-2021 at 10:53 AM.
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