Posted by sflem849 on March 16, 2010 at 16:33:10 from (69.197.84.192):
I got two of them removed before supper tonight and I have two to go. I have to do some repairs to my slide hammer. It started self destructing with the EXTREME force required to pull the NBRs.
I will get a picture of the slide hammer soon. It is about three feet long with a fairly heavy weight. I then welded a 1/2" NC nut to a thicker plate so it can accept a standard slide hammer. This thing is very beefy. I found the only way I could get them to move is by throwing the hammer up without holding on to it. Judging by the abuse my hands took I feel they were absorbing a lot of the blow of the hammer.
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