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Re: Re: brass fitting twisted off in block
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Posted by Ray,IN on January 21, 2004 at 18:39:39 from (66.244.73.222):
In Reply to: Re: brass fitting twisted off in block posted by Phil9N on January 21, 2004 at 18:13:16:
A pipe extractor or EZ out will expand the soft brass and hold it that much tighter in the block usually. I'ts still worth a try, just don't over do it and twist off the EZ out, creating a much larger problem. Make sure the EZ out has enough room to bite without bottoming out against a web in the block. Better yet try using a left handed drill bit to drill out the brass leaving only the brass threads to be removed with a small pick. This is where the dentist tools come in real handy that are sold at flea markets. If you're lucky the LH drill will grab and unscrew the brass piece.
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