Re: tap and stud extraction tips, please

Posted by Herb In Tx on June 22, 2005 at 14:06:27 from (138.163.0.43):

In Reply to: tap and stud extraction tips, please posted by Kevin Brooks on June 22, 2005 at 11:35:08:

An industrial tool supply store will have an extractor for the broken tap. Little pricey but cheaper than a new casting. As for the extractor if you did not drill to large a hole try to weld a 9/16 heavy washer to the remains of the bolt and then weld a nut to the washer. Have done this many times on bolts that were broken on dozer undercarriages and such. works really well. I usualy got to them after the owners mechanics have had to give up. You can imagine some of the stuff I have run up against. Most of it Knee deep in mud or at the bottom of a salt mine or such working from my service truck.

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