Fixed it for youIf a DeadWalt can do it, just think of what a Milwaukee can do!
Fixed it for youIf a DeadWalt can do it, just think of what a Milwaukee can do!
I’m more worried about the environmental risk / PPE of the solventI haven't slept in 3 days worrying about if the bolt is out
All of these will move the bolt. I thought I would document them all for the SXS Forum members.
So, is the bolt now fully removed?All of these will move the bolt. I thought I would document them all for the SXS Forum members.
Previously - I am still investigating a solvent rather than heat. The stuff on the (1) Loctite Web Site is a Loctite product SF790 (~$60.00 US per can) or use (2) CRC Brakeleen (Canadian product) which has chlorinated (must use chlorinated) brake cleaning fluid. (3) Harbor Freight Hercules Torque Wrench (slow rotation using a TW). Each of the solvents is applied 24 hours before attempting to move the bolt. In manual mode I move forward and backward to breat the torque. In TW mode, I move the bolt slowly forward (setting #1) and backward to break the Loctite grip. Thanks for everyone's comments.
Ohhhh but we're not dealing with just anyone are we?.......🙄I feel we are being trolled…. No one uses a torque wrench to remove bolts …
I take that as a No it is not yet removedAll the suggestions will work just fine to remove the bolt. Slow forward-backward to break the torque is strongly recommend. Any torque or impact wrench should be used with caution.
All the suggestions will work just fine to remove the bolt. Slow forward-backward to break the torque is strongly recommend. Any torque or impact wrench should be used with caution.
So, is the bolt now fully removed?
I take that as a No it is not yet removed
It’s complicated4 pages and no removal? 🤷♂️
I'll put my Dewalt DCF891 up against ANY other mid-torque gun - by a landslide. There are quite a few YouLube videos doing very detailed, legit comparisons (e.g., Torque Test Channel).If a Dewalt can do it, just think of what a Milwaukee can do!
ApparentlyIt’s complicated