Originally posted by Ayuaddict suggestions? stop working out? |
^people do that **** all the time... my friend that works at a wheel/tire shop says thats how they always take care of it... find the closest socket, beat it on there and wrench it off
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Okay....that does seem to be the consensus on how to get it off...........however, i did that exact thing, and merely ended up stripping the socket!
I'm thinking about getting a dremmel tool and just cutting into the lugnut enough to get through to the stud, relieving the stress on the lug so i can then loosen it off more easily |
They sell special socket type things (I'm tired I know not very descriptive) that you can pound on that have reversed threads on the inside so they grab the lug and allow you to get it off.
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ok thanks for the info, i am gonna head over to Sears to see if I can find something like that
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they do have a bolt out socket set. i think the weekend sale is over tho. i was just there on sunday
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SO I bought the Craftsman bolt out set, and used the largest available attachment.......
The locking lugs are circular, so I didn't get much grip, and actually stripped the BOLT OUT piece! This is a lost cause. I am just going to dremmel the balls out of the thing until I penetrate through to relieve the stress |
Finally got the LUG OFF!
I took it to a local tire place, and after breaking a special propietary socket, the guy managed to get it off... Final Cost.............$18 SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET! |
HAAHAHAHAHA this is hilarious.. do you have air tools and a good sized compressor? if not ask for a compressor for Christmas and buy yourself an impact gun from a pawn shop with sockets.
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Well, one word. I love my Cold Chisel.
Ok ok, 5 words! |
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