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    Default butler fukcing tire stripped 2 of my lug nuts

    fuck, any ideas to remove them?

    is it possible to weld a nut on the top of the lug nut and then try to turn?

    it's NOT x-threaded, just on extremely tight......fuck butler
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    So is it spinning at all? Got an impact gun? Maybe try a hammer drill with a flat bit on it first.

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    liquid hammer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    baseball bat to the manager, or errrrr the wrench thats attached to the nut?

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    Quote Originally Posted by redx
    baseball bat to the manager, or errrrr the wrench thats attached to the nut?
    im with him lol

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    get a smaller socket, hammer it on then go to town

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    Quote Originally Posted by 99SI
    get a smaller socket, hammer it on then go to town

    I second that !
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    yes weld a nut on then is should spin off do it right after you weld it the heat will help ive done it before


    posted by 01dc2 jdm
    its just a vtack engine.

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    heat makes stuff expand... how would that help?


    and easiest way is buy a cheap socket the size smaller and hammer it on like said above...it's honestly the easiest way

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    the heat is going to expand the lug nut alot faster then the lug meaning the lugnut will come of easier with heat just dont wait too long or youll have to cool it all down then heat it up again


    posted by 01dc2 jdm
    its just a vtack engine.

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    i work on directional drilling equip. all the time and take out sheared bolts this same way


    posted by 01dc2 jdm
    its just a vtack engine.

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