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Posted by Allan in NE on March 17, 2005 at 04:33:50 from (148.78.243.25):
Mornin', Was reading in horror about Haymeadow's dilemma with the broken off easy out in the block of the H. That's a heartbreaker. Been there a few times myself and for what it's worth, a good set of left handed drill bits will work miracles on broken bolts, studs, etc. If a guy starts small drilling dead center, drill completely thru the broken bolt to relieve the stress if possible and gradually move up in size to bigger bits, the broken or frozen bolt will eventually just spin right outta there. Just trying to help someone else, ‘cause a broken easy out is a bar-stool grabber. Allan
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