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Re: Basket Case Tear Down Part 5
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Posted by Bill46 on May 17, 2007 at 10:01:42 from (65.200.157.177):
In Reply to: Basket Case Tear Down Part 5 posted by neblinc on May 17, 2007 at 05:35:07:
I usally take a 2" piece of flat steel 1/4 inch thick and drill a 1/4 inch hole in it. I then arc weld it thru the hole to the flat of the bolt head. Let it cool and bend the steel up a little like a handle. Work it back and forth a little and it comes out. I just did the broken bolts in a 656 rear axle housing...worked like a champ. Grandad taught me that years ago. I am not a very good welder, but it still works for me. Something about the bolt expanding and cooling in the housing helps it work. Good luck.....
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