I inherited one of the inexpensive impact tools -- hit the backend
with a hammer and it rotates the bit -- from my Dad. Finally, one of
his tools that works! And it works a treat! It has be-goin-in and
be-comin-out directions. Before that, I used an old lug-nut wrench
kind of like Joe G's monster screwdriver.
Donald.
> From: Jdgar0649@aol.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 18:59:18 EDT
>
> Terry;
> I had to drill one of mine out too. As far as keeping from stripping heads,
> I have this 50 year old monster screwdriver, and I put it against my shoulder
> (the handle end) and then put pressure on the screw while I turn with a
> cresent wrench-usually works-usually. Glad you got it loose. Even after I
> drilled mine, I had to use the mallet and hardwood block, the car had been
> sitting and the shoes were frozen.
> Joe Garrison
> Edmond, OK
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