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Re: removing stuck wheel weight bolts
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Posted by Haas on November 13, 2003 at 12:48:11 from (12.65.14.10):
In Reply to: removing stuck wheel weight bolts posted by joe on November 13, 2003 at 11:28:51:
I assume you have access to the nut. If so, take a cold chisel and a good heavy hammer and cold chisel a good notch on one of the flats. This should breal the nut loose and expand the nut enought that you should be able to take a wrench and get it off. If the bolts are stuck in the holes after you get the nut off, then screw a nut half onto the end and then another bolt into that nut. Now you can use a good heavy hammer to knock the bolts loose without damage to the treads of the bolt.
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