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jss06c6 · 05-15-2018

Lots of potential solutions Hans.. all good ideas.. this is how I break these obnoxious ones loose..

First, get some freeze spray (usually available at an electronics store). You can also use a small bottle of NO2! Make sure you've got a nozzle you can control.. get a propane torch and gently heat the area immediately surrounding the bolt. Doesn't take too much! Direct your freeze spray on the exposed shaft of the stuck bolt. Only takes 3-4 seconds to chill and shrink the bolt. Get your vice grips on the bolt and remove it..

Good luck!

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05-15-2018	#10
jss06c6 Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Magnolia, Texas Posts: 884	Re: Never fails, there’s always one... Lots of potential solutions Hans.. all good ideas.. this is how I break these obnoxious ones loose.. First, get some freeze spray (usually available at an electronics store). You can also use a small bottle of NO2! Make sure you've got a nozzle you can control.. get a propane torch and gently heat the area immediately surrounding the bolt. Doesn't take too much! Direct your freeze spray on the exposed shaft of the stuck bolt. Only takes 3-4 seconds to chill and shrink the bolt. Get your vice grips on the bolt and remove it.. Good luck! Sent from my XT1585 using ZR-1 Net Registry mobile app