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Help! I've put myself in a hard spot and I am hoping someone out there has been here and can help me out. I was trying to remove the front pto off my 70 cub cadet and one of the top screws rounded out. Then to make matters worse, the ease out broke in the top of the screw......I know....it felt like it was moving. Any one have any ideas where to go from here?
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A three jaw puller and impact wrench, lots of pb blaster over a day or so, that's what I had to do on my 100. May be a better way but it pissed me off.
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all I can say is.. Relax.. Your not sunk yet. Slow it down and really take your time and let the penetrating oil "not WD40" set in and do its work. It takes time and patience.. Is there anything left to grab? lets see a pic
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Have you ever dealt with this on a PTO Coop?
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Yup.. sure have... You?
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Yep. But I'll just listen. Cause, he's got issues.
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Yup, no doubt an issue but if he can get the easy out out, still doable. Like I said, patience will be key.
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J-Mech, you're right about having issues. I also tried to drill after the ease out broke to try to get another foot hold. Presently nothing to get a hold of. Bamafan might be right. Although I have heard of some high dollar drill bits that might drill through it. I just knew if anyone has had this issue before, they'd be here.
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What brand of easy out was it?
What type of drill bit did you try? Did you get the other 4 set screws out? |
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Jon brings up a good point.. You do know there are 2 set screws per hole yes?? Did the others come out ok?
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