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3 years 5 months ago #226916 by 3J1Bill
Replied by 3J1Bill on topic D2 Parts
2 Days and two pre-combustion chambers out. I started out with a few tools and by the end of the day I had a big mess. The next two are going to be more trouble as they stripped out where the removing tool fits.  Bill
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3 years 5 months ago #226941 by Ray54
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Not going back to read and remember what all you have going, but if you can get replacement for your chambers weld a bolt into the top. When it cools generally things come out easier as you have heated the rust and as it shrinks the rust lets go.

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3 years 5 months ago #226959 by 3J1Bill
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Thanks, That was the final solution for getting them out. Bill
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3 years 5 months ago #226960 by D4Jim
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That is good news. I have seen videos of Squatch using a 40 ft cheater bar    to get some loose but does an impact work for getting them out?  Or will an impact "round" out the internal edges like what happened to these?  On a lot of farm machinery I have found the impact (Plus Kroil) does a better job than a long cheater bar.

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3 years 5 months ago #226965 by kittyman1
Replied by kittyman1 on topic D2 Parts
this could be probably another thread but it's good...for stuck/ stubborn fasteners/threads...my list...

1) heat of any kind, welding washers, nuts, etc...torch...all good....be safe doing so...
2) penetrating oils and time...
3) impact guns of some kind...something that delivers a shock etc...
4) usually any kind of movement is good...keep working...

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