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Yes, I have encountered similar setups before. The plug on the opposite side of the Y rods is usually meant to be removed to allow for disassembly. You may need a small tool or flathead screwdriver to gently pry the plug out. It's important to be careful not to damage the plug or the surrounding components while doing so.
Once the plug is removed, you can unscrew the Y rods from the assembled components. If you are having trouble unscrewing them, you may want to try using a bit of WD-40 or another lubricant to aid in loosening them up. Just make sure to clean off any excess lubricant before reassembling.
When reassembling, make sure to re-insert the plugs and use a bit of pressure to ensure they are securely in place. Good luck with your project!
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