can this weld nut on broken 1/2" bolt, or do I need bigger system?
1717631
Bill has a very good answer. So it would help a lot if you grind a bit the 2 broken parts to make a V-joint before welding. Set amperage arount 70 amp. for a 6013 rod 1/16' inch. If you use 3/32' rod 7018 sert the amp at full power.
1717632
I think it can....... us the 1/16" rods and be very careful.. make several passes and clean away all slag between passes.... she'll work just fine.
17339
Nope. Just go to hardware store and get 10m fine thread bolts. Also use lock tight on bolts so they won't vibrate off. I just purchased the plastic pull start. Metal only lasted 1 month.
398042
Obviously it depends on the amount of torque you need.With bolts that size I doubt it will work
17464
Yes. These extensions allow you to add 1/4, 3/8, or 1/2" sockets. I wouldn't use these extensions to break lug nuts, but it's adequate for many uses.
1346597
No, it's not a bolt-on. It has to be welded on. Piping is 2.5 inches in diameter.
1792808
This company also makes a "micro line" for teeny tiny screws/bolts, and they work just as well, they sell them on Amazon:Alden 4507P Micro Grabit Broken Bolt Extractor 4 Piece KitThose "bits" are pretty small, so should tackle the "itty bitty" screws and bolts just like it's big brother does with the larger variety........
1295083
the thead size is 1/2 inch but i think there might be to much threads sticking thru rim to use locking nut
1060349
it could be made to work, need a proper size bolt and thread type, it is not designed for it however, only would use as a last resort!
1075761
The nut takes a 1 1/2" wrench. I ordered the Reese 74342 Hitch Ball wrench, and it makes the assembly very easy.
1683828
I am not near my shop but I think I used about a 1 1/4 " on 3/4" stock. With 1 1/2' inch stock you will have an option for longer fasteners. Be sure you buy the Kreg screws and driver. Most good hardware stores carry this product, just not at the Amazon price. Also you may want to finish with the wood plugs if you work will be visualy exposed. Stop in a local store and check it our before you order.
112316
No. That will not work. You need to be able to access the bolts to put the nuts on.
1875964
It won't take 1/2" shank drill bits. It will only take 3/8 and smaller. They don't have to be Festool bits.
2036534
The 2 inch tightener should work like a champ if the U bolt is placed over your 2 inch bar with the turn up of the lower plate coming in contact with the 1 and a quarter bar at the bottom. H. T. Cawthon I have 3 of these and they do indeed stop the movement and are made of quality material that is truly tough.
529238
Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
692735
Actually its 1/2 inch not 1/4 inch, and 1/2 inch is very common.A set of 1/2 inch sockets is rather cheap, just get one that has one that fits your lugs.Physics, the longer the bar, the easier it is to apply force..Its much less strain on your body to just lean your weight on this thing to get things done, 4 way bars always require strain.
1159350
if you want to know for sure, go to your hardware store and buy a 1/2 in nut. if it screws on your stud then your good to buy them
2224720
Yes, this should do the trick. Use the size that's almost, but a tad bit smaller, than the bolt you're attempting to extract.