Gave up trying to undo 5 of the hinge bolts on the passenger door of my salon this afternoon after pickling in release oil followed by impact screw driver & socket then hammer and chisel without showing any sign of movement.
My question now is does anyone know of a quick fix to the problem I have left myself with. ( Sorry that door WAS coming off this afternoon )
I have assumed that I'll have to buy a set of BSF / BSC taps - drill the rest of the threads out and remake / clean up the threads but is there another option.
Drilled Door Hinge Bolts - Is There a Quick Fix
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Sam_Finlay
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Re: Drilled Door Hinge Bolts - Is There a Quick Fix
I had the same problem with two of mine,drilled the heads off to get the door off,that left just enough stud to allow heat with a blow lamp(One of the type that has a pencil point flame)and got them out with a pair of pipe grips(Stilson).
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Sam_Finlay
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Re: Drilled Door Hinge Bolts - Is There a Quick Fix
Great - now that everything else is off that is well worth a try. - Thanks 