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Re: Re: Re: removing lug nuts!!! help-ahhhhh
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Posted by Mark - IN. on July 27, 2004 at 18:51:28 from (205.188.116.201):
In Reply to: Re: Re: removing lug nuts!!! help-ahhhhh posted by Ol Chief on July 27, 2004 at 18:32:36:
I agree with you absolutely. Heating the area moderately often works fine, but if it doesn't move on to something else, even if have to split the nut, which is a do or die situation. Cherry red heating would seem to me to have transferred the heat to the other surface and expanded it as well. And if locks up on you (ratchet), then your goose is cooked. I've never tried PB Blaster, or even heard of it until here, but it sounds like a good tool if I ever run across it, I'll certainly give it a shot. I wonder if you heat (warm) up a surface, such as a lug nut, if you can then apply it and have it sink in better/easier? Or will the heat cause it to crystalize and become more of a problem? Maybe someone else knows. Too much heat aint necessarily a good thing.
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