Any tips or tricks to get this rusted in pin out.

[Tinkerer]

If I wanted the pin out, I would use my 7" angle grinder with a new cut-off blade. Cut the pin on each side of the rod eye.
Then a simple job of blowing the pin ends out of the pad with ox/acty torch.
I don't think the pad has bushings in it.
If it doesn't get 1/8" pipe tap and the appropriate drill bit.
Thread the holes for zerks.

 

[Tatersmt]

When I get some time I'll try a couple heat cycles. Maybe try a hydraulic jack to try and get it moving.
Thanks everyone!

 

[Midnightmoon]

Looks bent to me too. Regardless of that I wouldnt mess with it just rebuild the cylinder with it on there. If you want to remove it, cut the pin on either side of rod and replace the pin. I would do everything with the ram off the machine and on the bench since your removing it to rebuild anyway

 

[JSLBNY]

Weld a good sized nut to the pin end and put an impact gun on it, apply heat if needed. I second not messing with it if you just need to re seal the cylinder.

 

[Vetech63]

My cutting torch has that out in 15 minutes.

 

[Jonas302]

My cutting torch has that out in 15 minutes.

Getting a little slow in your old age

Broco torch 14 minutes

 

[Vetech63]

Getting a little slow in your old age

Broco torch 14 minutes

Well, I did include the smoke break between pin ends

 

[Willie B]

I was going to suggest cutting it, Drill through it to give a channel for a BIG oxy acetylene cutting tip to follow. After burning most of the pin stock out, let it cool. It'd drive out then.

I didn't need to suggest, better minds than mine already said all that.

 

[skyking1]

Yep when you gut them plus heat everything up that much it takes all the fight out of it

 

[emmett518]

Remember what the three Stooges said.
If it jams, force it.
If it breaks, it needs replacing anyway.

or

When in doubt, blast!