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Old 10-28-2018, 01:19 AM
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If this is the pin that holde the pads, I have had success with the following prochedure :

Cut off the pin with a hacksaw two different places. Knock out the part without threads with a suitable drift. Pick out the pads. Now, you have access to the threaded part of the pin from both ends and can use vice grip pliers or allen key or both, in combination with heat and penetrating oil.
In my case it was very easy to get the threaded part out when the other end of the pin was knocked out.
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