meego
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But which one ??Bolt with threaded nut! See pics on previous page
And its a Land Rover vehicle! With all the old nuts and bolts on it
Kev
ER1C
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Well nearly allBolt with threaded nut! See pics on previous page
And its a Land Rover vehicle! With all the old nuts and bolts on it
Kev
I will be honest I can weld but cant see how you could get into there to weld onto the bolt. There was also the rubber boot quite close. Maybe its just the picture but I cant see much other than a hole.... I reckon you will risk welding to the plate rather than the bolt.
I hope the OP is rocking the head of the bolt back and forth hitting the spanner sideways in both directions at the same time, pretty hard. To begin with he may see no movement but eventually it'll start to move fractionally. He can spray a mix of ATF and acetone in towards the other end as well.
ER1C
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I would take care with using acetone due to the rubber boot below it.
ER1C
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If you get a decent sized nut and just fill it with weld you shouldnt have an issue, the heat alone will probably do half the job. I have had em welded on at a cack angle and its still came loose.Not worried about below, as it is being changed! Worn!!
Still enough metal on the bolt head for weld! Hoping that when I do! The heat will help shift the rust in the hole
Kev
Good advice, he should be OK if he covers it with a bit of plastic.
This self-same advice is given in ancient book on welding that I have somewhere.
ER1C
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What is the logic of the washer ? Keep it all together ?This self-same advice is given in ancient book on welding that I have somewhere.
I will try and rememberDont forget to record it as well
We want full HD glory..........
Whist trying at the weekend! The last thing on my mind was camera?? (Lots of
)Kev
ER1C
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Always the way, but armchair mechanics is living the dreamI will try and remember
Whist trying at the weekend! The last thing on my mind was camera?? (Lots of
Kev
meego
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Iβm guessing so you donβt weld to the body of the work piece. If you weld to the washer by mistake it will still turn if it loosens off.
You could weld the washer to it, through the hole, plug welding, then weld the new, bigger nut on top of that, plug welding again. Should do it.No room
Kev
That's for practice at a later date!
When I get my Arse in gear to start teaching myself from the university of Google and the college of YouTube and watch a friend in the garage?
Kev
