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• Feb 8, 2015

• #21

i don't know what you are on about, take a pic.

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #22

Right this is what I'm up against. Bolt cutters are out as I can't get them in

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #23

extension bar and smack a smaller socket on with a big hammer til it goes on. use a breaker bar for leverage if you can't turn it.

also, what's the rusty crap on the left? chop that out as it needs replacing and split the nut from the side.

2 min job

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #24

Yes I've tried that. There's nothing to get a socket onto. That rusty crap on the left is my crossmember

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #25

And chop it out with what? My bare hands? If I could get an angle grinder in this would have been finished two days ago

 

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• #26

the_wolf said:

Yes I've tried that. There's nothing to get a socket onto. That rusty crap on the left is my crossmember

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bloody hell, more pics of that chassis.

there is still a nut there, so go down a socket size.. imperial next if you have one. bang it on til it's fully home. you might smash cheap sockets.

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #27

Bloody hell, no! I've got more important ####ing things than pics of my rusty crossmember. Yes I know it needs replaced. Who cares.

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #28

the_wolf said:

And chop it out with what? My bare hands? If I could get an angle grinder in this would have been finished two days ago

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i meant chop the rust on the left with a hammer, it looks very thin and rotten. then you can get a chisel/splitter in on the side

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #29

trax said:

i meant chop the rust on the left with a hammer, it looks very thin and rotten. then you can get a chisel/splitter in on the side

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If I did that then there would be nothing to hold the fuel tank up with

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #30

the_wolf said:

If I did that then there would be nothing to hold the fuel tank up with

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Well you want it off don't you?

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #31

Any other ideas for cutting it? Hammering a nut on doesn't work, I've tried it

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #32

the_wolf said:

Any other ideas for cutting it? Hammering a nut on doesn't work, I've tried it

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you are meant to hammer a socket on :doh: :lol:

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #33

You know what i meant. Really helpful. Cheers

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #34

you done it yet?

is it cold outside?

are you frustrated?

just a thought.. you've been lying under your landy on the street for a few days now.. has no-one checked that you are alive? maybe you should make more of an effort with the neighbours.

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #35

Is it obvious that I'm frustrated? I'm sorry mate but I'm getting ****ed off and I asked for help, not **** taking. If I can't get this fixed I'm ####ed for getting to work tomorrow

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #36

May I suggest organising alternate transport.

Then a roast dinner locally.

That won't be a fix today

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #37

If I had alternate transport than I wouldn't be as stressed. I don't have another vehicle, money for buses and my bikes buggered. It's either the land rover or I walk and I'm not waking 7 miles each way

 

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #38

the_wolf said:

If I had alternate transport than I wouldn't be as stressed. I don't have another vehicle, money for buses and my bikes buggered. It's either the land rover or I walk and I'm not waking 7 miles each way

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Do you not have a family member,neighbour or work mate who could give you a lift.

Being sensible there is risk of fuel tank falling out if its as bad as it looks

 

the_wolf

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #39

fanatic said:

Do you not have a family member,neighbour or work mate who could give you a lift.

Being sensible there is risk of fuel tank falling out if its as bad as it looks

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No. Missus doesn't drive, we don't have another car, I don't know my neighbours and I start my new job tomorrow.

 

DIFFLOCK66

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• Feb 8, 2015

• #40

I wish I could help, but I'm a bit too far. Sorry. Is there any possibility of talking to someone at your new job about help getting there? Ok not the best start, but you never know. ..