removing broken bolts
- matchan
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removing broken bolts
Hey all, I've a broken bolt i need from the frame fairing mount where my slider has snapped off, I know there is a tool for this but can't think of what it's called I figure I'll probably need one again some time so what's it called and would it be available from a regular hardware store?
Cheers
Matt
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Matt
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Re: removing broken bolts
easy out?
i think Glen has a set.
i think Glen has a set.
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Re: removing broken bolts
yeah Eziout, easy out, ezi out, summat like that, I have some you could borrow if Avalon or Lane Cove is anywhere near you 

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Re: removing broken bolts
buy P&N or sutton...........if the bolts stainless....lots of bits to suit.....caution while drilling
or can you get multi grips on it or hacksaw a slot and use a flat blade screw driver, if its not sheered of flush with frame

or can you get multi grips on it or hacksaw a slot and use a flat blade screw driver, if its not sheered of flush with frame
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Re: removing broken bolts
thanks all, Paul, I'm in Chatswood, I'd like to get some for myself but if they prove hard to find I'll take you on your offer to borrow yours.
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Re: removing broken bolts
No wuckers but I leave for PI Wednesday arvo 

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Re: removing broken bolts
Frame slider bolt ? I'm guessin' 8mm......an ezi-out will do this, if its 6mm, take a lot of care !


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Re: removing broken bolts
Many ways to do this, I do this shite everyday, so until I see it I cant any give advice, if you think you have no fukin idea dont make it worse by trying 

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Re: removing broken bolts
as above that's good advice jonno .................it can get nasty....
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Re: removing broken bolts
If you are going to try ezy-outs, please do centre puch the bolt before drilling to keep the drilled hole in the centre.
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Re: removing broken bolts
Well, finally got off my butt and did this, thanks everyone for the tips.
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Matt
I don't but you've got to start somewhere and as its a trackie...Jonno wrote:Many ways to do this, I do this shite everyday, so until I see it I cant any give advice, if you think you have no fukin idea dont make it worse by trying
sage advice and given by plenty of people, all worked out ok with an easyoutwoteva wrote:If you are going to try ezy-outs, please do centre puch the bolt before drilling to keep the drilled hole in the centre.
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Re: removing broken bolts
If you have a reversable drill, then you can buy reversed drill bits. I've had the broken bolt come out when I have been drilling the EZ out hole. Doesn't always work. I've also had a drill bit break in the hole and then your farked.