Subject	Overnight PB blaster soak appeared to work. Man I hate
Posted by	evan_aggie on April 05, 2013 at 7:59 PM
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In Reply To	tighten two nuts together posted by Khronik on April 05, 2013 at 01:20 AM
Message	waiting though! I didn't soak the longer of the 2 studs and it is stuck on their pretty good too. I can't believe those things break. I'm putting a serious bit of torque at the end of the stud away from where the pulley would naturally load the stud, assuming of course something went wrong and stressed the pulley.
Follow Ups	Removing stuck idler studs? - evan_aggie 22:54:01 04/04/13 Sounds pretty stuck. I've always been able to remove them - Evan_Wright (Ca) 23:03:25 04/04/13 I seriously considered not trying to swap them in fear - evan_aggie 23:06:10 04/04/13 Re: Sounds pretty stuck. I've always been able to remove them - JSD-ZX 01:09:18 04/09/13 tighten two nuts together - Khronik 01:20:35 04/05/13 Overnight PB blaster soak appeared to work. Man I hate - evan_aggie 19:59:49 04/05/13 Heat up the studs, then spray penetrent while still hot (n/m) - ZaXxon 08:26:26 04/05/13 I'll give that a try when I get home this afternoon. Thanks. (n/m) - evan_aggie 08:58:44 04/05/13 the way I do it - Zvil (FL) 16:08:46 04/05/13 I don't weld. The longer stud is still stuck. Do you think - evan_aggie 17:43:48 04/07/13 Who knows.... you might get lucky - Zvil (FL) 21:34:19 04/07/13 one more thing you might want to try is - Zvil (FL) 21:39:16 04/07/13 Finally turned! I threw caution to the wind and torched it - evan_aggie 22:03:21 04/07/13 i came across some studs that were apparently red loctited - gt300zxtt(HI) 02:07:37 04/06/13 Both nuts keep spinning on the bottom stud. I tried to get - evan_aggie 17:58:16 04/07/13
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