Posted by Diydave on August 25, 2013 at 16:45:19 from (96.244.163.21):
In Reply to: BROKEN OFF BOLT posted by One Denny on August 25, 2013 at 11:21:38:
First thing I would do id to center punch it as close to center, as possible, then heat with a propane torch, to about 250 F, and apply a bees wax candle to the area around the bolt. The wax will wick up (or down) and lube the threads. Next I would go with left hand drill bits, drill about a 1/4 " hole at least 1/2" deep, then hammer in a pipe style easy out ( comes in a set sized from A-Z) Attach a small air impact, and give it a couple taps. If the easy out strips out, you re-drill next size up, and try again. generally the bigger bolts come out easier than the smaller ones, if that is of any consolation, to you!
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