It also helps sometime to tighten first to break them loose. Sounds counter-intuitive but it works and the tool will many time grip better in the tightening direction. Once it breaks loose you can then loosen it using less force.
Super VXer
It also helps sometime to tighten first to break them loose. Sounds counter-intuitive but it works and the tool will many time grip better in the tightening direction. Once it breaks loose you can then loosen it using less force.
Super VXer
I've been using the same impact screwdriver since the mid-70's and it's still the tool of choice when I run across a pesky rusted screw.
Gregg
2001 Proton Yellow #1379
Super VXer
Originally Posted by Cobrajet
I've been using the same impact screwdriver since the mid-70's and it's still the tool of choice when I run across a pesky rusted screw.
I have the EXACT same one. Works great.
Super VXer
& you'll need to have one in your tool chest whenever you get around to repacking your bearings anyway.I've been using the same impact screwdriver since the mid-70's and it's still the tool of choice when I run across a pesky rusted screw.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Put a smiley after you say that Bub.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote