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Post subject: Re: El Brutus Johnson Bar?  Posted: 05 Jul 2023, 12:39 |
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Get some diamond grit and diamond grit screw drivers....
I did this two years ago on a 172, not a fun Job.
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Post subject: Re: El Brutus Johnson Bar? Posted: 05 Jul 2023, 14:29 |
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Username Protected wrote: You can dent metal with this, so be careful.
Consider Engineer PZ-55 or PZ-58 screw extractor pliers, available on Amazon. Not quite the the same as the El Brutus, but perhaps enough. They don't work on countersink screws, though.
Might put some penetrating oil on the screws now and let it soak for days/weeks beforehand.
Good luck!
Mike C. I bought a set of these after they were recommended here. I will let everyone know how they do. Thanks
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