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Need Help With A Core Drill
I have a milwaukee 20 amp on a stand. My 4 inch bit just refuses to come off. I have let the thing soak for days with PB blaster and wd 40.
applied heat with a propane (plumber) torch (all I have) Used a 6 foot cheater bar and 2 guys to help hold it in place, broken the OEM removal wrench that came with the drill. I guess My drill will only do 4 inch holes now. any great ideas out there? Yes, I used the copper washer with it to (supposedly) prevent this from happening
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
Get it hung up in reverse...
Usually works believe it or not, I'm not being smart
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
That might work, if it HAD a reverse
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
In my first career as a mechanic I found that the very very best lubricant to break stuck bolts etc was old burnt transmission fluid.
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
I've used ATF quite a few times, on cars it helps to sock the airhammer to stubborn bolts but I think that was more to break-up the rust. I'm shocked the torch didn't do the trick thats pretty well my 'go-to' method for removing stuck things.
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
Sometimes a couple good shots with a hammer (and a steel dowel if you can't get to it) while you have tension on it will work to bust it loose. Worst case scenario would be to cut the bit off; that could probably done with an oxy-ace. setup or grinder.
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
I had tried everything to get an old trailer hitch off my truck once, pb blaster, wd 40, tranny fluid. Nothing worked. A friend put me onto Kroil. NOTHING works as good as this.
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
I think the problem here is extreme tightness and no amount of penetrating liquids are going to get it to break loose.
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Re: Need Help With A Core DrillQuote:
Got a link for this kroil stuff? never heard of it. looks like a gun lube
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
Something like this http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...g%2BPliers.jsp
Lock it on and tape it so it wont open then hit her with the hammer
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Re: Need Help With A Core Drill
Yes, it would destroy the bit, that's why I said worst-case-scenario. Someone who is good with a torch can cut that off without hurting the drive, it's done all the time to remove frozen bearings/bushings.
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