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I use the snap on collet tool,if there are threads. If no threads to grab on to, I weld the nut. Never seen anything that will grab the stud good enough if there are no threads. Also, when you weld it shoots heat to the base to pre heat the locktite before the torch.
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I was intrigued by your tool so I googled it. I went to 3 different vendors and they all said . Discontinued item. I see it has good internal teeth to bite.
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https://palmac.net/koken-3128-80-8-3-8-nuttwister-long-type/ I have asked them about discount for bulk ... after a request I might make up a few stud extractor tools. At cost, plus a beer. However, not too difficult to make one for yourself. Ideally with a lathe, but possibly reducing the nuttwister with a fine-stoned bench grinder while spinning it in an electric drill. |
I'm in for an extractor tool. Tell me where to send the money and beer.
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I do not think this will work for the reason: How are you able to put the new o-ring in without removing the cylinder???????
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John, I have used that 3 roller tool before, works some times, but not on the stubborn ones. Smooth rollers, smooth stud = no traction. I believe the other stud remover mentioned above has teeth inside to bite onto the smooth stud as you attempt to back it out.
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