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Nut Splitter

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Oct 17 06:04 CST 2014
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You would make a good salesperson. I'm ready to buy that nutsplitter now.

Lack of recent experience with anything other than our "little" Volvos makes it hard for me to envision, despite your very nice description, how this nut could be so inaccessible you can get socket and breaker bar on it but not a Dremel.

On the other hand you've probably seen the array of tools I brought against a frozen shock bolt and sleeve with the end result achieved with a couple metal blades in the Sawzall. But that wasn't the nut. The nut came off first thing.

Biggest expense was time.



--
Art Benstein near Baltimore

He often broke into song because he couldn't find the key.






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