fart_canon

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an impact wrench that is of course. I need to remove a bolt and my strength ain't cuttin' it. I need an electric impact gun if anyone can lend it to me in the 818 area. Let me know please and I thank you in advance.

ekidd

iTrader: (25)

have you tried using a breaker bar? if theres enough room for one.. Or go ghetto and use a pipe or a detachable handle from a jack....

fart_canon

iTrader: (20)

^ funny **** man. I tried that and it didn't quite work but thank you for the help.

RRMikey

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try using some pb blaster you can buy at the auto parts stores. usually some of that, wait 5 to 10 min, with a breaker bar, should do the trick. if not, i don't think an electric impact gun will work. might need the big boy at a shop.

M6SXTZ

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yea i was about to say the same thing.... some liquid wrench might cut it and if not just drive it to a shop and they might just charge you a cool $10 to loosen it then you can give it a cool hand tighten and head home for the un install

IbarraZ33

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cheater bar FTW! leverage babyyy leverage

fart_canon

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all of you come to my house and let's work on this project together! I will provide the beer!

na_350z

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Damn dude if you were in my area I'd lend you a hand in my garage. I have a pretty huge Compressor and a Impact Gun that should do the trick. There's been a few bolts that I could not break loose using the Breaker bar and the impact gun took care of that. I'm in the 951 area.

fart_canon

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^^ thank you NA! I appreciate your help. I've been thinking about buying a compressor and a few guns because they come in handy specially if you do your own mods. I just hate that I have to buy a 15-20 gallon compressor and that is pretty big. It will take up quite some space in my garage and wifey will nag about it.

08nogaroZ

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lol give it a few wacks with a hammer and soak the bolt with WD40 always does the trick for me lol I work on construction equipment and deal with stubborn bolts all the time hahaha

08nogaroZ

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or if you have an oxy acetelyne torch heat the biatch up

fart_canon

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heat???

VolkZ

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+1 for heat, i end up using a torch for those bolts that just dont want to come loose.

08nogaroZ

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yup you heat the area around the bolt to cause the area to expand which in turn will loosen up the bolt easier especially if the bolt is rusted up works super good when you heat the facker up lol