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Memorial Day Project and This Stud is Broken

posted by  someone claiming to be ringlee on  Mon May 27 02:41 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Looked at it this morning and that's the obvious solution: the cam is an easy removal, and I can then get access to the stud without neurosis.

Son Peter will be doing some running around on this one. I may also try Gary DeFrancesco's idea of using an arc welder to zap the stud threads for about two seconds just to remove corrosion, then applying the stud remover.

By the way, SnapOn now has an on-line store, so you can (if you're willing to get a home equity loan) buy their stuff by mail.






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