Posted by tkaiser on October 19, 2017 at 10:28:54 from (99.203.26.206):
I have a small leak on the left brake line fitting that goes into the tractor housing which the brake line connects to. The line is OK but the fitting is rusted and has a pin hole and fluid shoots out when brake is applied. So here is my problem, the fitting that goes into the brake housing has part of the 1/2 in hex chipped off or possibly just corroded and flaked off. I have had this tractor for 20 yrs. so nothing has been tampered with in 20 yrs. What would be the best possible way to remove this fitting being I am sure my 1/2 in socket will not get a good bite. Any tricks other than if I cant get a socket on it to use an easy out.
I have a new fitting and the hole inside the fitting is pretty small and I don't want to have to drill out for a larger easy out.
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