I've got a 1980 210, A14 with 4sd man. Front u-joint on the drive shaft is broke. I think the shaft is actually from a B210, because I had to replace the stock shaft for the same problem.

I would like to know how to actually get staked u-joints out. I know they are non-replaceable but I found this site that might have a solution
http://www.arizonadrivelines.com/u-joints_staked_type.htm

Will the 430-9's work, or am I out of luck.

You can sometimes machine them out and put bigger diameter replacement uni-joints in.

But it's normally cheaper and easier to take it to someone that has a barrel full of reconditioned joints or new stock, that can replace the broken joint, and rebalance the shaft for you. They'll normally use parts that are serviceable for the future.

I would avoid buying this sort of thing blindly off the net. Uni joints are hard to handle in a lathe, if you need to change the diameter for the shaft, you'd be in a lot of trouble.

Trucks are always breaking tailshafts, most towns/cities have a place that can recondition tailshafts. Call around, unless someone on here from your city can recommend a place.

And as you've broken the tailshaft more than once, I would look at seeing if you have a balance problem some place.

i have a 78 b210 with an a14 4speed manual. i went through the same thing. i tried a press. it didn't work. i had to cut the u-joint out with a plasma cutter. it was the only way i could do it. im sorry i cant give you any other advice. i know most people dont have access to a plasma torch. best of luck to you

take it to a high quality machine shop they can help or the dealer good luck