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Location: Boulder, Colorado
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If you strip the threads, but don't have a machine shop in your plan, you can try cleaning up the stud end and welding a nut onto it.
While one would think such a stud might be ready to snap, at that point it ought not to matter - if the welded nut approach works, problem solved. If it results in a broken stud, well that's where you are headed anyway. The welding might also do a decent job of heating the stud to loosen the rust to aluminum bond.
Walt
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