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Re: stud removal
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Posted by toolman on August 13, 2005 at 18:25:55 from (24.66.70.60):
In Reply to: Re: stud removal posted by Bernie in MA on August 13, 2005 at 18:05:49:
well i just came in tried drilling and an easy out they are suppose to be the "best money can buy", where have i heard that before, yup you guessed it snapped an easy out off in there , managed to get that out, no shortcuts on this job im afraid, tomorrow i,ll pull the loader and try welding a washer and nut, i figgered i could weld a bolt on the stud and use the head of the bolt to get a wrench on and turn the stud out, we,ll see what happens , i don,t know how well a helicoil would hold there as it,s a part of the steering , would have to be pretty strong.
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