Posted by ss409 on January 08, 2013 at 07:32:34 from (72.53.194.237):
thank you all who contributed information on how to remove stuck head studs. I heated the stud with a butane torch, then tapped the stud with a hammer then let em cool, I did use the wax method! fellas, they came right out with a small pipe wrench! i did one at a time, heated the stud only just till i seen a lil smoke,, then hit it with the candle wax then let it cool. worked like a charm! thank you.
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