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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 115 |
Hi all. Tried a search but to no avail.
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Fri Dec 01 2023 5:10pm |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 115 |
Tried heat...
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Fri Dec 01 2023 5:26pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4959 |
Have you tried soaking them in penetrating oil for a couple of day's, then use a good six sided socket and impact wrench. Buy a tin of copper slip as well when they go back.
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Fri Dec 01 2023 6:59pm |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 115 |
Thanks Col, that's my next approach.... |
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Fri Dec 01 2023 7:31pm |
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TTR Member Since: 14 May 2023 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 155 |
Eh up
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Fri Dec 01 2023 8:21pm |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 115 |
Ah yes now you say it, I remember your thread... |
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Fri Dec 01 2023 8:40pm |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 115 |
Thread revival and update.
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Sun Jul 21 2024 8:48pm |
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Grimble Member Since: 21 Aug 2020 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 256 |
For damaged hex heads, as a last resort, if you have a Dremel, get some carbide tips, its fairly easy to then re-cut a hex, the next size down. The next size down may well be Imperial/AF.
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Mon Jul 22 2024 8:20am |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 115 |
Well I finally gave in on this job and put the Car into Protec 4x4 just outside Cardiff
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Mon Oct 28 2024 8:10pm |
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TTR Member Since: 14 May 2023 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 155 |
Eh up,
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Mon Oct 28 2024 8:21pm |
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