The only potential problem is if the shaft is installed via the traditional Ping slammed and crushed ball bearing method. No amount of heating and twisting will get the head off. Most of us have removed heads from Ping putters by cutting the shaft near the hosel and drilling out the bearing, I think. If the head's glued on, no problem . . . heat the hosel and twist the head off. You sure don't need a head pusher.
TFlan On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 9:58 AM, <arniescl...@aol.com> wrote: > I am a little lost in your description! You failed to mention what your > son ate for breakfast! :>) > Now the solution. > 1. you can clamp the shaft, heat the shaft just above the hosel and with a > gloved hand twist and remove the head > 2. You can remove the grip, slip a piece of PVC tubing over the shaft > until one end touches the head and the other end the pushing part of your > shaft extractor AFTER HEATING THE SHAFT/HOSEL JOINT AS ABOVE now use the > extractor to push off the head. > > #1 is easier. > >
