Posted by Janicholson on October 02, 2010 at 14:48:23 from (67.72.98.57):
In Reply to: super h deck posted by ridetoslide on October 02, 2010 at 11:14:07:
Heat each bolt head, red hot, with an acetylene/oxygen torch (use the cutting head, but do not use the oxygen lever, just heat). Let them cool as they cool, put a bit of candle wax in the recess wit them (maybe a birthday candle size chunk) It will melt and get into the threads. Use a wrench on them when cold, tighten and loosen just a little back and forth, do not twist them off. A bolt intact is far easier to remove than a broken bolt. If it still is stuck, heat them red again. and start over. Jim
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