Re: 826 rear diff drain plug issue

Posted by pete 23 on April 04, 2012 at 20:34:06 from (74.32.231.176):

In Reply to: 826 rear diff drain plug issue posted by Jeff Gibson on April 04, 2012 at 18:36:34:

I would get into it with a die grinder with a small round carbide tip and reshape the square. Then make a tool (grind one to fit). Make it long enough to get a pipe wrench on the tool, put a bottle jack up against the tool and put a lot of force holding the tool in the plug and pull away with the pipe wrench. I took a lot of those plugs out that way. Not that they were stripped all the way out but too tight to come out with a breaker bar. When I worked at John Deere for a while, those guys heated the plugs. I never felt comfortable doing that with oil in side.

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