Re: Bolts with hole in the head

Posted by El Toro on October 17, 2006 at 07:35:00 from (152.163.100.65):

In Reply to: Re: Bolts with hole in the head posted by SuperA-Tx on October 17, 2006 at 06:02:19:

I would heat them red hot. WD-40 won't help.
If they're studs you can use a pair of vise grips
for removing them after they are heated. Once you get them out you should run a tap through the threads. I would put anti-seize compound on the threads of new ones. Hal
PS: I saw all that flooding in TX on the Weather Channel. We had 21 inches of rain in June. A lot of crops were ruined. I'm sure glad I live on a hill. I did lose 3 or 4 tomato plants. I had mine up on heavy wire cages and I think that's what saved the majority of them. Never had such tall potato vines either. I cleaned off the garden on Saturday and plowed under the residue. I broadcasted barley on it yesterday
and tilled it under. I picked a 7 gallon bucket full of green tomatoes too.

Replies:

• Re: Bolts with hole in the head SuperA-Tx 11:05:59 10/17/06 (1)
  • Re: Bolts with hole in the head El Toro 04:43:25 10/18/06 (0)

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