Subject	Re: Sounds pretty stuck. I've always been able to remove them
Posted by	JSD-ZX on April 09, 2013 at 1:09 AM
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In Reply To	Sounds pretty stuck. I've always been able to remove them posted by Evan_Wright (Ca) on April 04, 2013 at 11:03 PM
Message	If you ever have to do it again get a cheap pipe wrench from sears. As you turn it, the wrench grabs tighter and it comes right out.
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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