Posted by Tim in OR on February 15, 2008 at 20:17:39 from (71.34.78.58):
In Reply to: Stud Removal tools posted by 1 Dollar on February 15, 2008 at 06:36:39:
I have one just like that one. I used it when I was a truck mechanic. about the only thing I used it for was axle studs. one time a guy in the shop broke into my box to borrow it when I was on vacation. He broke the part where the ratchet attaches, so he found a brake roller that fit around the broken part. Next he broke the eccentric part inside. Craftsman replaced it, but the jerk didn't want to take it in himself. after that I got a Snap-on that is a more inline style, and fits on a 3/4 drive. It takes less room and has twisted off 3/4" studs. Tim in OR
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