ratcues said:Give it a drop of penetrating oil and let it sit, shaft down, for an hour. Softly tap the tip on a hard floor to "break" the pin from the insert. Try to unscrew it.
If you need another person to help, make sure you keep everything in-line so you do not bend the pin or beak the shaft.
You can always send it to me and I can get it apart.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Was it a Unilockchickentony said:Thanks man, this finally got it to unscrew..
thanks everyone for the advice
chickentony said:Thanks man, this finally got it to unscrew..
thanks everyone for the advice
Rich93 said:I've had that problem before. Your problem may be worse than I ever had, but this is what worked for me...rubber gloves.
Can openers?? LOL!!! No, not that kind.whitewolf said:Best idea and I have done this also.
I wouldn't suggest using those can openers because you may damage the cue as the rubber my slip away from the metal or plastic that holds it.
Do you own a unilock?? The OP has still not told us what pin he has.cyrex said:I can't believe so many people have had this problem. I've never had this happen to me. I must have bionic hands of steel!