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05-29-2021, 09:14 AM
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The impact gun is the ticket as everyone has said.
Up until a few years ago I always used Air impacts. Those Battery impacts are worth there weight in Gold  As Red Dave mentioned use the antiseize (sparingly) Here is an interesting read on Anti-seize (type and application) Link: https://blog.fcpeuro.com/6-tips-for-...-of-anti-seize . 
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06-13-2021, 12:37 AM
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Impact wrench was perfect.
Well all right! I did what I was told and all I needed was the 1 1/8" socket. I bought a small set at the local auto parts store, because I have often thought that I deserved some larger sockets. Our house came with an impact wrench and a few compressors. The wrench has settings #1-4. It took about 20 seconds at #4 to get each nut off.
After sharpening the three blades on a grinding wheel and then checking them for any serious balance asymetry, I reinstalled them with a general purpose anti seize paste (looks mostly like aluminum). I chose to use impact setting #3 for the reinstall. The deck is cutting great now, and I will consider new blades as soon as I finish breaking down the few remaining chunks of granite that seem to poke through our lawn grass. I have just painted all the rocks RED until renting that Hilti jackhammer. Thanks All!
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06-13-2021, 09:14 AM
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Great News
 Good idea about the jack hammer. I got a few I need to take care of .
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