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MiniGibbo

How Do I Remove This Bolt?

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MiniGibbo

Yeah as annoying as it is being proven wrong im glad its done :blush:

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Lan

Just been speaking (moaning) to my dad about the nut and he looked up with the answer "you tried the leccy gun" after a five minute heated discussion about how i think windy guns are stronger than the battery guns he wondered off to the garage to pull out a huge 3/4" 110v hitachi gun..

 

Needless to say i got proven wrong :angry: the nut shot off within 5 seconds of the gun trying like it was only finger tight.... im speecless tbh :blink:

 

Happy the nuts off but this is the second time hes been right in the space of a week, my ego cant take that :lol:

 

there not better, but some are better than s*it windy guns.. as for huge you obviously haven't experienced wrist breaking 1" drive windy guns that are pretty much 2ft long

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Foltan

I had the exact same problem and used a friends Snap-On battery hammer gun. It's an incredible bit of kit, it took the nut off in a second. They're nearly £400 though I think so you need a very useful friend... :)

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S@m

Time to bring out one of my favorite old pictures

 

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Put some muscle in to it :lol:

 

That picture makes me laugh since i have been in the very same situation, bent a the (6ft) bar before it finally turned!

 

Sam

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309jazzpanda

a good snap on air gun would've had that off but a poo point one wouldn't whip f***ing cream, you want a man's airgun, ingersol ran in future.

 

My 2p

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Baz

Windy guns don't necessarily have the torque.

 

So i have a 1" drive socket set with a 2ft bar. But even that does bugger all sometimes, so then i have a 3ft, 6ft or 11ft scaffold bar (like Mark's pic!) that does the trick! TBH the 10footer's barely ever needed though...

 

 

Just don't do them back up without a wheel on or at least some bolts in the hubs, you have been warned!! ;)

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