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« on: 21 April 2008, 22:25:03 »

Anyone ever used these http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/5-piece-bolt-grip-set

need to remove a rounded transit sump plug!
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #1 on: 21 April 2008, 22:27:11 »

I have some and have to say....I have never mangaged to remove anything with them yet!

Note, they are cheaper on ebay!  :y

Note also that I always try all the other methods first i'e' chisel and hammer etc.
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #2 on: 21 April 2008, 22:45:51 »

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I have some and have to say....I have never mangaged to remove anything with them yet!

Note, they are cheaper on ebay!  :y

Note also that I always try all the other methods first i'e' chisel and hammer etc.

LOL...tried that too!,also mole grips,stilsons,whackingtapping a 12mm socket over it!
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #3 on: 21 April 2008, 23:58:17 »

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I have some and have to say....I have never mangaged to remove anything with them yet!

Note, they are cheaper on ebay!  :y

Note also that I always try all the other methods first i'e' chisel and hammer etc.

LOL...tried that too!,also mole grips,stilsons,whackingtapping a 12mm socket over it!

oxy gas axe??? ;D ;D
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #4 on: 22 April 2008, 09:03:46 »

You will have to take the sump off and drill it out.  I had the same problem and tried everything including a bit of heat!
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« Reply #5 on: 22 April 2008, 09:21:41 »

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I have some and have to say....I have never mangaged to remove anything with them yet!

Note, they are cheaper on ebay!  :y

Note also that I always try all the other methods first i'e' chisel and hammer etc.

LOL...tried that too!,also mole grips,stilsons,whackingtapping a 12mm socket over it!

oxy gas axe??? ;D ;D


A bit iffy with a tank full of oil sat round it!

If it wont shift with a hammer and chisel then the irwn bolt extractors wont work.
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #6 on: 22 April 2008, 09:31:11 »

Hammer & chisel job!!!!!
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #7 on: 22 April 2008, 21:49:37 »

yes used them on a deisel transit sump nut may be same job i did use a good pair of grips first then brought irwin tools and worked used them on rover 620 down pipe nuts(also rounded off) and they worked best tool i bought.
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #8 on: 22 April 2008, 21:59:49 »

ive got a ryobi impact driver, its real good. paid 69 for mine, theve gone up, batteries are xtra, i can get all my torque bits and sockets on them on a adapter. well worth the money being a carpenter

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/25940/Power-Tools/Cordless-Drills/Ryobi-One-BID-1801M-Impact-Driver-Bare-18V

could you not drill a hole through the plug as near size to the thread and then try to get it off,


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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #9 on: 22 April 2008, 22:29:30 »

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I have some and have to say....I have never mangaged to remove anything with them yet!

Note, they are cheaper on ebay!  :y

Note also that I always try all the other methods first i'e' chisel and hammer etc.

LOL...tried that too!,also mole grips,stilsons,whackingtapping a 12mm socket over it!

oxy gas axe??? ;D ;D


A bit iffy with a tank full of oil sat round it!

If it wont shift with a hammer and chisel then the irwn bolt extractors wont work.

my sarcasm was wasted as usual ::)

seriously i'd considered buying some - did have some stud extractors years ago (drill bolt/stud then basicly a revers tap to unwind) they all snapped over the years though :'(
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #10 on: 22 April 2008, 22:39:41 »

I left the ball in his court with it really as i didn't want to keep trying to remove it and knacker it altogether.Had a text from him tonight and he's told me that he's had a nut welded to it,unsure whether that will work or not,i'll let you know tomorrow :-/
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Re: Irwin tools
« Reply #11 on: 22 April 2008, 22:45:11 »

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I left the ball in his court with it really as i didn't want to keep trying to remove it and knacker it altogether.Had a text from him tonight and he's told me that he's had a nut welded to it,unsure whether that will work or not,i'll let you know tomorrow :-/

Should have tried to remove it as soon as the nut was welded on as the heat from the welding would have helped, its a method I have used a few times at work in the past with success.
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