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Thanks a lot for getting back to me. That helps a lot.

Once it is removed from the shaft, does the “expanded” end of the shaft need to be cut off to fit the new joint on?

Thanks again!

Some massaging may be required.

I’ve swapped three of these. All but one, the new joint fit without issue.

The odd one, I first groomed the end of the shaft with the cutoff wheel (using it as a grinder); perhaps I could have used a vise or a press to re-shape the shaft to the proper dimensions. Then, I tapped the joint onto the shaft carefully, using an air hammer (using low air pressure, and tapping against the base of the U-joint to drive it onto the shaft, i.e., not tapping through the U-joint spider).
 
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