Subject	It would take a couple mins to get it out with
Posted by	John (MD) on August 01, 2013 at 6:30 AM
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In Reply To	Stripped bolt posted by Alan(MD/NJ) on July 31, 2013 at 09:54 PM
Message	a twist off socket. You're more then welcome to borrow it if you are in the baltimore area
Follow Ups	Stripped bolt - Alan(MD/NJ) 21:54:16 07/31/13 Air chisel? Dremel? - BoneZ (MD) 22:02:20 07/31/13 weld something to the bolt and then break it loose. - nonstopna 22:50:54 07/31/13 I've never tried to weld :-/ - Alan(MD/NJ) 23:05:17 07/31/13 I strip faaaar less with 6 point than 12 (n/m) - jkperformance 23:10:17 07/31/13 This is the correct answer. (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 08:36:13 08/01/13 you mean *not* use a 12 point socket? (n/m) - Antihero 23:23:35 07/31/13 Yes a 12 point would work one that you have to hammer on (n/m) - John (MD) 06:31:42 08/01/13 Re: Stripped bolt - twinboz[MD] 23:00:04 07/31/13 Maybe get this tool from Sears?...... - jzack 23:13:57 07/31/13 I have that kit, I bet you it will work.. (n/m) - itsa300zx 23:45:48 07/31/13 I have that. Works great. Should have bought years sooner. (n/m) - z32z 07:49:26 08/01/13 This is the answer you're looking for ! ! (n/m) - Z DNA 08:28:29 08/01/13 The Harbor Freight version worked great for me... - ThisIsSparTTa 12:22:03 08/01/13 Didn't know they had that. What was the price? (n/m) - Z DNA 12:42:29 08/01/13 Well I got them and it didn't work - Alan(MD/NJ) 16:23:34 08/01/13 sounds like you could have used a blue wrench - boileralum 11:46:35 08/02/13 Ez-out should take care of it, good luck. - YlwPrlZTT 20:22:28 08/01/13 That works well, but space was too limited (n/m) - Alan(MD/NJ) 20:34:06 08/01/13 Yes. If you cut head off, it should come off. (n/m) - Boosted1 06:07:08 08/01/13 It would take a couple mins to get it out with - John (MD) 06:30:51 08/01/13 I'm down in Waldorf - Alan(MD/NJ) 09:55:57 08/01/13
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