How should a bent extractor be straightened when I don't have access to a drill press, lathe, or dial indicator?
My 625-3 when assembled shows runout at the ejector rod that is about the thickness of a business card. The cylinder binds in for about 30% of a full rotaton. The rest of the rotation is fine. The ejector rod and center rod have been replaced with factory new parts, but the binding did not disappear.
The extractor, center rod, collar, and ejector rod (but not the cylinder nor the yoke) have been placed in the frame. The runout is visible in the middle of this assembly.
I'm pretty sure I can figure out which direction it needs to bent to make it straight again. The question is how to straighten it.
