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Hmmmmm...have you tried sacrificing blood? Usually bolts will come loose only after you bust your knuckles a few times on sharp objects under the hood.
Or...I could just come over and break it off for you. I have a knack for breaking bolts on cars. So far I'm up to 2 or 3 wheel studs and other misc broken/stripped bolts/nuts.
Or...I could just come over and break it off for you. I have a knack for breaking bolts on cars. So far I'm up to 2 or 3 wheel studs and other misc broken/stripped bolts/nuts.
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Originally posted by Alan
Hmmmmm...have you tried sacrificing blood? Usually bolts will come loose only after you bust your knuckles a few times on sharp objects under the hood.
Or...I could just come over and break it off for you. I have a knack for breaking bolts on cars. So far I'm up to 2 or 3 wheel studs and other misc broken/stripped bolts/nuts.
Hmmmmm...have you tried sacrificing blood? Usually bolts will come loose only after you bust your knuckles a few times on sharp objects under the hood.
Or...I could just come over and break it off for you. I have a knack for breaking bolts on cars. So far I'm up to 2 or 3 wheel studs and other misc broken/stripped bolts/nuts.
I just need to get the damn thing off so he can fix the brakes so they stop squeeling so damn loud. It's so annoying! If anyone wants to come over this weekend and give it a whirl - be my guest! 
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i have a little torch that i got from home depot for about $15, just go buy a little hand torch and heat that mofo up.
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i've got air tools/impact wrench if you wanna come by my house
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Oh for fuck's sake...
Not trying to be an ass but a breaker bar will friggin' work. There's only two end results, either the nut/bolt will come off or you'll be posting on here about a broken nut/bolt. Since you haven't posted any such thing you therefore have not done too good a job with the breaker bar. I'm not talking about a damned ratchet (who the hell is stupid enough to try using a ratchet? It'll kill the gear mechanism) I'm talking about an actual breaker bar. Just run to any auto part store and pick up a nice two-foot long breaker bar (a long metal rod with a socket accepter on the end). Put it on the nut/bolt and put some muscle into it. If it still doesn't work, grab a length of pipe, slide it over, and try again. If it still doesn't work or nothing has broken, try again, and again, and again...
Not trying to be an ass but a breaker bar will friggin' work. There's only two end results, either the nut/bolt will come off or you'll be posting on here about a broken nut/bolt. Since you haven't posted any such thing you therefore have not done too good a job with the breaker bar. I'm not talking about a damned ratchet (who the hell is stupid enough to try using a ratchet? It'll kill the gear mechanism) I'm talking about an actual breaker bar. Just run to any auto part store and pick up a nice two-foot long breaker bar (a long metal rod with a socket accepter on the end). Put it on the nut/bolt and put some muscle into it. If it still doesn't work, grab a length of pipe, slide it over, and try again. If it still doesn't work or nothing has broken, try again, and again, and again...
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Originally posted by Bill
Oh for fuck's sake...
Not trying to be an ass but a breaker bar will friggin' work. There's only two end results, either the nut/bolt will come off or you'll be posting on here about a broken nut/bolt. Since you haven't posted any such thing you therefore have not done too good a job with the breaker bar. I'm not talking about a damned ratchet (who the hell is stupid enough to try using a ratchet? It'll kill the gear mechanism) I'm talking about an actual breaker bar. Just run to any auto part store and pick up a nice two-foot long breaker bar (a long metal rod with a socket accepter on the end). Put it on the nut/bolt and put some muscle into it. If it still doesn't work, grab a length of pipe, slide it over, and try again. If it still doesn't work or nothing has broken, try again, and again, and again...
Oh for fuck's sake...
Not trying to be an ass but a breaker bar will friggin' work. There's only two end results, either the nut/bolt will come off or you'll be posting on here about a broken nut/bolt. Since you haven't posted any such thing you therefore have not done too good a job with the breaker bar. I'm not talking about a damned ratchet (who the hell is stupid enough to try using a ratchet? It'll kill the gear mechanism) I'm talking about an actual breaker bar. Just run to any auto part store and pick up a nice two-foot long breaker bar (a long metal rod with a socket accepter on the end). Put it on the nut/bolt and put some muscle into it. If it still doesn't work, grab a length of pipe, slide it over, and try again. If it still doesn't work or nothing has broken, try again, and again, and again...
A real breaker bar is always better Bill, but good ones aren't cheap, that's why i suggested the pipe, wrench/ratchet setup.
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Originally posted by Vito_Corleone
Yea, i agree, there isn't much that a breaker bar WON'T take off or break.
A real breaker bar is always better Bill, but good ones aren't cheap, that's why i suggested the pipe, wrench/ratchet setup.
Yea, i agree, there isn't much that a breaker bar WON'T take off or break.
A real breaker bar is always better Bill, but good ones aren't cheap, that's why i suggested the pipe, wrench/ratchet setup.
