I recently purchased a 1989 Marin Muirwoods in florescent green colour (bleached white in parts ) it had a seized seat post .I had never attempted to remove one before so after going up the penetrating oil and air hammer route for a week with no success I decided to use the reciprocating saw method rather than caustic soda .
I purchased an unused reciprocating saw off Facebay for £20 and when I got home with it I thought I would just hit the old saddle from side to side one more time and just like magic the seat post moved .
I think my luck must have been in today but I am sure I will need the saw on a future project.
I purchased an unused reciprocating saw off Facebay for £20 and when I got home with it I thought I would just hit the old saddle from side to side one more time and just like magic the seat post moved .
I think my luck must have been in today but I am sure I will need the saw on a future project.