Remember that the assembly exits down the head and not up. That being said, you can take a wood dowel and slightly push the assembly up and out a small bit giving you a better grip. also, you can put a drop of oil on the threaded section if exposed. Don't pull the whole thing out the top however.
Haynes head joint crown will not unscrew.
Hello all. Just searching for some advice. I purchased a Haynes Commercial flute which had been left idle for some time. After a clean and repad it plays nicely. The problem is that the crown does not turn (with normal hand effort) and appears stuck. Could anyone suggest a non destructive approach to deal with this problem. Heat? Cooling? WD40 or similar product? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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