What does the T handle for the bolts do? Is it worth it?
795158
It helps you remove the bolt from a target. If the insert pulls out because the bolt is stuck in the target you just pull out the insert. Making that a minor repair.
795159
Makes it easier to remove a bolt from your target. I am sure it does help. I use "The Block" and you do have to grip the bolt and pull hard to remove it.
795160
bolt puller, i shoot into a target that doesn't require that kind of pulling power to remove arrows but if you shoot into a dense cube style target i would get one.
795161
Depending on the quality and composition of your target, the bolt will penetrate deeply and you won't be able to grip it with your hand to extract it. I've tried a pair of vice-grips for this chore before but it can damage the bolts--which as you know are expensive. I think the T-Handle is well worth it to save yourself time, frustration and possible damaged bolts.
795162
The T handle is to help remove the bolt from the target and it does work well but only with the excalibur bolts.
1953057
I've had this stand for several years now and if I remember correctly I might have come across that issue but luckily I had some nuts that actually got the bolts...I suggest u go to your local hardware store and find the nuts for them. It's much faster and the stand is worth it hope this helps
108730
It is very close to a 2u in my case i can only use 2 bolts but t is still very sturdy. And my case may not be spaced properly like a good case is, i got a cheap one but it works. Be sure to test the control unit asap to ensure all the buttons work, i had to RMA my first one it was blowning fuses but the next ones works great. Any other questions just ask me.
51337
I got a T-wrench with mine. I don't use it, though. There is no hole in the mounting plate to insert it. It has a fine adjustment that I use and this is fine.
364729
I noticed that too and that's the reason I don't use it. Everytime I pump a shell in it, the screw would scrape my bolt. I'd rather a have no mount then a messed up bolt
1258097
I think it has more than enough power, most lug nuts require 100# + or - torque to tighten the lugs, this thing has 300#. I use mine to remove the lugs and they spin right off, even after they were put on at a tire store. I use a torque wrench to tighten them up for the proper torque. I really like mine, the trigger works well but the sockets are hard to remove. I don't think you would regret purchasing this wrench, lots of power and easy to maneuver, no air hose to drag around and can be carried anywhere.
2104798
the little "T" bolt goes through the web behind the crank and bolts the bike to the rack. i disagree with the other comments about this product. it definitely is not as nice as one which clamps on any bike and spins it 360 degrees and cost 300 dollars. works fine for me for the occasional spring tune up or derailleur adjust.
910540
does anyone know of a brand/model that works with the old style two bolts not quick release?
736486
Yes it does. It might need some tightening but you don't need a t tool for that. An adjustable wrench will work
826305
no Best if your a novice like me have it done .There is no room to get to the one bolt , I think a special tool is needed.
865841
Torque wrench...I suggest just buying another and having both laying around. If you decided to change it yourself, put it on the truck, then use the torque wrench to get the bolt off...truck is pretty sturdy and won't go anywhere...unless you have a shop with a good vice. Also...put a towel over anything like a chrome bumper so you don't ding it if the wrench goes flying...Make sure to get some locktight when you put the new ball on.Walmart has em cheap.
920366
no. is only for show-off. you can pull it and hold with the bolt lock but that's it. it ain't a funtional bolt.
897003
Great product. looks like you got your answer already. Frequently tighten all bolts. I lost one of the arms because bolts rattled out.
48699
I'm curious as to the discrepancies between answers here. Has anyone besides Buck actually tested the torque function on left/reverse threaded bolts? I can confirm that my Tekton 3/8" does NOT work to torque left threaded bolts.
1877846
The angle of the T-Post will have marginally affect the performance of this tool. We have some T-posts that were driven it at an angle and others that were severely bent. Whilst this posed some "hooking" issues, the end result was the same. The posts were removed with minimal to moderate effort. I hope this helps.
1581699
Yes, if you're going to put the lag bolts into a stud, you'll want to drilla pilot hole first. It will make it much easier to put the bolt in.
1924025
You could use an adapter to take it up from quarter inch to 3/8 inch. I've driven lag bolts with it and it does fine.