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Posted by Peabody on April 25, 2006 at 05:35:52 from (68.184.72.19):
In Reply to: Cub questions posted by Nicolas on April 25, 2006 at 04:35:18:
I recently attempted to remove rounded off bolts on the deck of my Super C. I ground them down flat, drilled a hole and inserted an easeout, tapped like crazy, but to no avail. I figured the two bolts I was trying to remove might take two or three days to accomplish, with untold broken drill bits and easouts. A buddy lent me a set of Craftsman bolt extractors, sort of like a female easout. I snugged the right size on the bolt, tapped it on with a hammer, hit it with the impact wrench and zip! The two bolts came out in the blink of an eye! Nice little tool I'll never be without again.
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