Posted by farmallhal on January 02, 2013 at 18:37:40 from (76.4.176.90):
In Reply to: A grinding hault posted by j strickland on January 02, 2013 at 17:15:02:
I broke a bolt in a similar manner which was at least a 1/2" or larger in diameter. I got a center drill and drilled a couple of holes near the edge on one side of the broken off part and another one opposite it near the other side. I stuck a pair of needle nose pliers in the two drilled holes and screwed it right out. Usually when breaking one in the manner you did you just snapped the head off most likely and it wasn't broken because it was having difficulty with threading into the tapped hole. Once you remove the head you might find enough of the bolt above the block to twist out with some vice grips also. Wish you luck in it's removal, Hal.
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