Up-vote for the cigarette in hand, camera and tool!

@RobNtBob

2 жыл бұрын

Good point. I gave him a like 😂

@jamespechi2300

2 жыл бұрын

Bro - that was the most “bro” move ever! Classic - love it +1 from me too

@tsonyumateev8573

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@jaw31947

Жыл бұрын

Wonder if someone is holding the beer? 😊

@capacious1288

Жыл бұрын

r/lostredditors

I've only seen the one video now, but I appreciate your attitude and willingness to help others out. It's why I spend so much time on KZread; like many others, I come here for tips on how to do projects and perform basic home maintenance. Thanks for taking the time to show us how it's done.

Wow did you save me. I used this tool on a 1947 packard flat head. Pulled 32 studs. No broken studs. Thank you.

I got a stuck bolt on my jeep for the hub. There's 3 bolts. I got 2 out but ended up stripping the 3rd one. I've tried extractor sockets, torch, hammering smaller sockets on and I even used a dremel to cut a slit in the top of the bolt to try using a large flathead. None of it worked, just kept stripping it more and more. After messing around for almost 8 hours trying everything under the sun, I bought one of these and got it out in about 30 seconds. Definitely worth the $20.

When the head of the water pump bolt broke off on my truck I didn't know how to remove it. I found this at O'Reilly's and saved me so much time and grief and I removed the broken stud. Best tool I ever got at a auto parts store.

@garylee9738

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Working on a 95 Ford F250 with a diesel engine. Water pump bolt broke off. I had this tool with an impact gun and it came out. Saved my ass a lot of stress.

@jonasobletter

Жыл бұрын

Same here water pump bolt broke on my 01' civic hoping this tool will save my life too

Could knock someone out with that thing lol. I broke a screw changing out a thermostat..had to be the final boss. Thanks for your video bro

Thank you so much for sharing this video and showing precisely how this tool is used. I just used to extract an exhaust manifold broken bolt, which was the last one on passenger side, just close to the firewall. So difficult and tight spot on a GMC yukon.

That thing worked wonderfully! I had tried many different ways. Welding a nug was my next choice but this did the job.

That's a great tool, and a great demonstration. That's going to help me out a lot I have the same situation, thanks.

Awesome , we’ll explained video

Thanks for the video. This tool just saved my butt on my Harley. I broke one of the fork studs and needed to get it out. Once I got it on there it came out with ease.

Just found your channel This is the content I've been looking for Liked and subscribed. Keep it up.

Just ordered mine. Working on a subaru and have to replace the exhaust manifold gaskets. 3 studs broke and one came out lol. Cant wait to try this tool. Awesome video.

Nice tool review. Just discovered your channel this morning. Keep up the nice work.

This tool worked great! Broke a stud on exhaust manifold turbo to downpipe on a VW GTI. Did it on the car, and it was a life saver!

I like the way your being natural.

Tool is a life saver, had a badly rounded, rust-seized water pump bolt in between the frame, just enough clearance to loosen it a bit with this, then was able to get it out the rest of the way with vice grips. Would have never been able to get enough torque with any other tool.

@mrballoonpimp

9 ай бұрын

Can you use it left or right? Can you back out a busted bolt fir example?

dammmmmmn son..... thanks to my fellow backwoods mechanic!!

That's so cool, I need one of those tools to remove a couple of Briggs and Stratton engine mounting bolts, that I snapped the hex heads off on. Luckily there is some stud left sticking out of the opposite side of the engine.

Thank you! Very good video.

Great video

This works great. Make sure it's tight on the broken stud.

Got one the other day and it worked good.

Just what I need for broken carb studs on a 283! thanks

Thank you for this video. I have an exhaust manifold stud that I have to get off and I just bought this tool, but it didn't come with instructions!🤬 But after watching your video I think I can do it. 🗣💨🤗. You da man

It's supposed to be designed to work with an impact gun also without tightening but I like your approach with the loosening using the larger nut first. I bought the Titan version a decade ago and it has worked flawlessly on broken mani studs, gas tank strap bolts and studs in exhaust flanges. I still use a torch first and lots of penetrant. I'm doing a frame rail stud right now and it's a stubborn SOB. Impacts are your friends folks.

I bought one today. Didn't know t hey exist. Saw it on the isle. It workes soooo easy. Used impact driver and it came right out! Paid $22

Dont worry for fancy camera stuff backwoods. Kep on keepin on

Thanks for the review. I wish I knew about this last week before I ruined my intake manifold by drilling out a seized stud. I'm impulsive sometimes. Need to learn But thanks for sharing and good luck

@stever5887

3 жыл бұрын

Ben--Over time you learn not to do things like this as soon as they happen. If possible, spend some time thinking about it before attempting to remove/repair it yourself. One thing to keep in mind is if you don't have the tool (or tools) needed already on hand to do the job, you likely don't have the expertise to perform the task. Also, have a back-up plan to undo the damage you may cause when trying something for the first time. Some jobs are simple, others are deceptively so, which gives you the false impression you can repair something. If you're determined to do it, however, research the job here on KZread and/or Google before proceeding. If you try removal and after a few turns it locks up, STOP; find out WHY it locked up before going farther. If you can't figure it out, tighten the bolt back up and let someone else do the job who knows why. Just remember, there's no shame in having a mechanic do the repair if you don't feel comfortable doing it; it saves a lot of time, money and embarrassment later.

@kevingliebe5607

Жыл бұрын

@@stever5887 This is excellent advice. How many 2 day jobs turn into 2-week jobs because I got upset, impulsive, and started doing something that made it worse. It is extremely hard, but sometimes you need to STOP, take a look at what is going on, get out from underneath the car, clean up, and go do some thinking on the issue, and some internet research (from those with more experience) before continuing. If you just plow through whatever your doing, you'll being trying to make it better, but you'll make it worse! And those hard lessons you remember, and you take that with you as wisdom.

Thanks for sharing 🇧🇧 👉🏾 🇨🇦 👍🏽

Love your accent and your ciggy. Thanks for the video.

@sankroshan1161

3 жыл бұрын

his accent reminds me one of the characters from the paradise PD who happened to be a drug addict xDD

Very nice

This is cool and it works great until you have to get the stud OUT of the actual tool

I want all my auto advice from this guy

Awesome job. I bought the tool and wanted to see how it works. Thanks!!

thank u my guy

I've ordered the Sealey version of this tool for some exhaust studs that are practically WELDED into the header of my '99 Honda Hornet. They sheared off years ago and I didn't have time to fix it during that gasket change, so I'm doing it on this gasket change. I don't want to take the engine out of the bike to remove the studs, so I'm hoping this works for me. The studs are on the underside of the engine with the front wheel in the way, so quite difficult to get at and a bit of an awkward angle for penetrating oils, but I have used Liquid Wrench to hopefully work into the thread (totally plugging Liquid Wrench, it has saved my ass so many times since discovering it, best rust penetrating oil I've found).

@austinlundy2199

2 жыл бұрын

Did you get the stud out with this tool?

thank you

Is there a difference between the AutoCraft and Performance TooI version other than a $5 difference in price? I think the larger nut on the Autocraft version is a 1 1/2" so a open end wrench or box end works if you don't have the adjustable spanner of that size. If this saves you once or twice from having to drill extract and rethread it's well worth the cost. #wrenchingitforward #torqueitforward

this tool is the best $20 i spent. Removed broken studs for a manifold on a f150.

Bought one, broke two and gave up. Will not work on water pump bolt on Jeep Wrangler

3.50 - going to the rat were you? I could have sworn you were going to the mouse😂

Just took one back to Autozone. Piece of junk was pre-used and returned. Tried it on a headache 14mm exhaust bolt, springs fell out followed by the snap ring at the bottom.

@Foshogi

2 жыл бұрын

exactly what happened to me . straight junk .. what did you end up using?

What would you guess the minimum stub length would be to get a decent grip?

Do you think that would work on a broke off head bolt that only has about 1/4" protruding from the block? Cast iron block and the end of the bolt sticks into the water jacket so it's most likely really corroded in place. Grade 9 bolt

think this would work for a torsion bar bolt with a snapped head?

Does it work to remove my studs from cylinder to another without damage them???

Can you used that tool to install the new studs as well or it just good for removal only

Performance Tool for the win!

love the accent! lol

I bought one of these for a stubborn stud. But it just spins on the stud. Wont loosen it

Hey will that fit a m6 stud? The 10mm nut broke off

I used that 1 time then it was junk

Anyone know if this will work on a broken waterpump bolt smaller than a 1/4"?

Would a breaker bar fit on that?

Great. Now to find out if it will pull rusty crusty 50 year old studs...

@chevypower1718

4 жыл бұрын

Still on the Road doesn’t work as good on a 31 year old crusty bolts on ford water pump

@mrmagneto554

3 жыл бұрын

Did it work? I'll be trying this in a few days.

@stillontheroad5275

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrmagneto554 I swear by this tool now. It pulls anything that isn't totally rusted shut. JB 80 is the lubricant I used to ease the process.

@mrmagneto554

3 жыл бұрын

@@stillontheroad5275 Thanks for your reply. I've got some Liquid Wrench which has worked miracles before now. These exhaust studs have more or less welded themselves into my engine. I'll see how it goes when the socket arrives.

Can you extract a left or right threaded stud?

The Backwoods Mechanic i bought same tool will that work also on cast iron lawn mower engine block i broken a stud bolt off where the cylinder head gasket bolt go

How about putting out that cigarette so the smoke is not hindering the images lmao!!!

Will this remove an exhaust manifold stud? The head broke off and i can’t grip what’s left of it with anything to get it out

@shidfard

3 жыл бұрын

If the block is aluminum, you can mig weld a nut to the stud and take it out like that. Just use super glue to hold the nut in place before welding it, this way you don't torch your hand trying to hold it on.

I just ordered one from amazon for $16+cents

How small will it get ?

Thumbs up for the accent and smokes

damage screw,🙂

C'mon Jethro I think that you need to turn it to the left to tighten up !

is that Dave Chapelle talking

It didnt work for me the stud kept slipping off of it. It wouldnt grab onto stud

@drjd2real

3 жыл бұрын

It didn't work for me either. It has a tight hold on it, but it is slipping off when I try to turn it.

@gsc2866

3 жыл бұрын

@@drjd2real what kinda stud are you dealing with ? There is a better tool that might work for you it didnt work for me but mine was a stud on header with the threads ripped off I had to get a muffler shop to get mine off

@drjd2real

3 жыл бұрын

@@gsc2866 It is an exhaust bolt on a motorcycle head. I don't think any of these tools will work. It needs a nut welded on to get it out.

@gsc2866

3 жыл бұрын

@@drjd2real yea probably that's how they got mine out just take it to a exhuast shop they will charge you like 50 bucks

@cookiemonster15781

2 жыл бұрын

@@drjd2real how did you get it out I’m having The exact same issue, cant put an exhaust on to take it to a shop either so completely stuck.

good but the smokin and cigarette butt in shot is gross

Well did you ever do what you said you were gonna do and send some tools out to random subscribers for helping for channel grow 2 years ago???

That is not the right bank of the engine, engine left and right is always determined by looking at the front of the engine.

@parcec0399

2 жыл бұрын

You are totally wrong. L or R on any part on the vehicle is decided by the driver seated on the driver seat. Same with traverse engines you can say rear or right side or front or left side. Designation agreed by manufactures to make sure people doesn't get confused the way you are right now.

Does NOT fit 1/2" stud as advertised.

this tool is great. not only does it waste your time .. it also breaks and gives you free springs that fallout for FREEEEEEEE!!! jokes aside this thing is a piece of shit.

Too bulky , no good for tight space

Bs brother. That shit don’t work when it’s seized up

they need to make a tool that will keep your cig from not burning away while you talk poor guy wasted a whole cig doing this video

This tool does not work. It is a waste of money. What ends up happening is the blades inside go completely dull before you can even get one stud out. Cheap crap

which brand of cigarette you enjoy???

U talk too much damn just show us how it works