Subject	I jammed scrap pieces of thin metal in there until I had to
Posted by	SlicktopTT on March 01, 2010 at 1:40 PM
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In Reply To	What's your technique for removing stripped drain plugs? posted by Wright (Ca) on March 01, 2010 at 01:24 PM
Message	hammer the 1/2" drive in the plug. Worked after a while.
Follow Ups	Right tool for the job - SlicktopTT 12:20:03 03/01/10 Re: Right tool for the job - paintballkustoms 12:38:27 03/01/10 In the absence of value, cost is the only factor. - HighPsi 12:59:23 03/01/10 lol, i freakin luv it !..........TOOL........ (n/m) - xteam300tt 14:05:36 03/01/10 I have a question for you. - na300zx (OH) 17:19:57 03/01/10 Thanks and good find. I will be ordering one. (n/m) - Ziceman(East TN) 12:39:38 03/01/10 What's your technique for removing stripped drain plugs? - Wright (Ca) 13:24:21 03/01/10 I jammed scrap pieces of thin metal in there until I had to - SlicktopTT 13:40:02 03/01/10 $10 1/2" breaker bar with end ground off works great. (n/m) - kkrofft (OH) 13:36:15 03/01/10 Not all the time, every time. I've stripped 2 and saw - SlicktopTT 13:46:49 03/01/10 Re: Not all the time, every time. I've stripped 2 and saw - ybnormal70 17:57:58 03/01/10 I took a 1/2' drive to 3/4" drive adpter & ground it to fit - Rich@RDZ 19:38:02 03/01/10
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