I managed to get one out one time with a masonary bit and a torch. A fellow had brought me a manifold he had been working on. He said he "could not get" a couple of broken bolts out. He did not tell me there was a broken easyout in one of the holes. Like, he thought I wouldn't notice? I never said a thing. maybe he will read this post. LOL But fair is fair. Years ago I was at a comunity wood bee for an elderly neighbor. I buried a wedge in a block of wood and it still would not split. Another man was splitting near by with one of those splitting mauls we call a "go devil" I turned the block over and told him to give it a whack. he was a big man and came down on it hard. the piece split and the wedge dropped out. He said, "Hey, you didn't tell me there was a wedge in there" I said "No, I was afraid you would not hit it hard enough if you knew the wedge was in there"
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