[Shop-talk] stud removal

Donald H Locker dhlocker at comcast.net
Thu Apr 8 03:09:41 MDT 2021


The reason two nuts don't always work is because the flats don't always
line up, and if you apply torque on the top nut only, it can release the
double-nutting rather than backing the stud out. Something like Lok-Tite
on the top nut or between the two nuts can help.

Donald.
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On 2021-04-07 8:31 p.m., Steven Trovato wrote:
> What are you guys using to remove studs?  I see various tools that have
> teeth that dig into the stud.  That is OK when you are replacing them,
> but sometimes you don't want them damaged.  I usually just lock two nuts
> together and remove that way.  I see some stud removal sets that
> essentially do the same thing.  Two parts lock together.  I'm not seeing
> the advantage to this.  Nuts are a lot cheaper.  Am I missing something?
> 
> -Steve T.
> 
> 


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