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Old 06-04-16, 14:23
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Default To add to weld on nut

Hi Petr

To add to welding on a nut to turn out a broken stud or bolt. I've had good success with this method as well. Couple added steps, once the nut is weld on I like to use an impact wrench with torque turned down to vibrate the bolt. Also I've had much better results with impact over long breaker bars. Vibrate then soak let stand over night and try again. Also had this trick taking several tries when the nut breaks off, amazing how far below the surface of the block you can successfully weld a nut on and remove.

There have been several good past threads on this topic.

Cheers Phil
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