Need this to take the bolts out from my fender. Is this strong enough?
1583561
From what I've experienced... probably. I'd soak well with penetrating oil first!
1583562
It's hard to say from the information you have provided. I'm not sure what size bolts you are referring or any other info that might be helpful to give a more accurate answer, but these do work extremely well and come in handy. As a matter of fact, I just used mine to take out a rusted up screw on a hot water heater element yesterday and it worked like a charm.
1583563
size of the bolt matters, pre soak with wd-40 to break down rust , try loosening first with wrench if screw under 1/4 inch these will work just fine, pre-drill and use remover head on electric drill, air drill is too strong and will strip out.
1583564
They should be strong enough, I have never had a problem with any of the Grabit products. I have used it to pull out stripped bolts off my old motorcycle.
1583565
I doubt it would be strong enough for that. Handles screws well but bolts might require too much torque imo.
382775
I don't know but mine is certainly strong enough. It's all metal and has never given me any problems and works great- especially for the low price.
626168
I am not sure. it is very heavy and strong however. My husband says strong enough to use for a trailer hitch.
953271
I used this to remove cross threaded lug bolt on my camry. It did its job pushing out the lug bolt without even strugling. Heavy duty material
446972
Don't know.This impact tool is very strong to much for use in small screw or bolt.
553505
The same as Dan Tate said: I would double it over at least 4 or so inches and get a grade 5 or 8, 3/8 inch diameter bolt, perhaps even an eye bolt to simplify things. Of course spend the money on stainless steel and use a couple of fender washers on either side with nylon lock nut to finish it off. As long as whatever you're securing this strap to is sturdy, the last thing you would be worrying about failing would be this strap itself. It is truly a strong strap.
2019836
It's certainly strong enough. You should have a manual transmission. It pulls my cj7 fine. It seems very well built.
1750823
It's used on lots of auto work. It will hold up a lot. It will not make the torque to put in large bolts. But junkyard techs have this very tool in their hands at all times for dissasembly
274917
I would think so. I've used it to lift up the whole front or back of a Ford Ranger, and Lexus RX300.
1226898
Sure, it's just a bunch of Allen head bolts. I wouldn't recommend doing it too often though, as you will finish up stripping the threads.
1550838
I'll work, just DO NOT use the bottom piece which locks the front tire in. It WILL rip your fender to pieces like it did to mine.
30795
Yes this is strong and should prevent the plate from rolling up if u secure it with all four bolts
1530164
The fender is no more than 1.5mm thick, and you zip tie it up hard against the brake pivot. There is a small foam disk to use between the two which looks to be less than 1.5mm as well. So, even with both you should be OK, but you do have the option of leaving the disk out if you need to.
564820
no.. I don't think it could be strong enough.. It works just fine with a light bicycle.
1485072
I would think it would be fine, i used it under a fender on a motorcycle and has held up well so far (3 mos)
819177
It is strong enough as long as it is mounted with heavy duty spring loaded anchor screws. I only use it to hold the shower head and soap but it is sturdy and well made. The install would determine how much weight it could support. A stud finder might help.
1088796
Yes,it is strong enough.....depending on the surface of the dash and the surface of what you want to hold.