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Topspinmo 06-06-2016 05:22 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1236694)
I carry a breaker bar with the correct sized socket. I never felt the need to be an amateur [emoji4]
Evidently you didn't read the op post, he tried that with socket and 4 foot extension. So your plan CAPUT :popcorn:

Plus if we worked togather who says you would be in charge. :)

RickeyD 06-06-2016 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 1237335)
Evidently you didn't read the op post, he tried that with socket and 4 foot extension. So your plan CAPUT :popcorn:



Plus if we worked togather who says you would be in charge. :)


My personality would overwhelm you plus I am a Jedi Knight, you would need to submit. [emoji23]

Fredster 06-06-2016 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Rapscallion St Croix (Post 1237112)
Just for the hell of it, I just went to my garage and used my Dewalt 18V impact wrench on the bolts on those bollards. Came out quite easily.

As for the Florida code, it only states that the appliances must be installed as the manufacturer recommends. Most installation instructions state that the appliance must be protected against vehicle impact.
The sudden jolt issued by your impact wrench,
seems to be quite effective indeed!
Matching the tool to the job at hand is golden.:MOJE_whot:

Topspinmo 06-06-2016 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1237353)
My personality would overwhelm you plus I am a Jedi Knight, you would need to submit. [emoji23]

Ok, I tired of playing:sigh:

renrod 06-06-2016 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by NoMoSno (Post 1237072)
Or I'd try my nut buster, if I could find it.
Use your legs with the 4 foot extension.
That's what I call a NUT BUSTER. :a040:

rhood 06-06-2016 07:42 PM
Get a longer pipe

RickeyD 06-06-2016 07:55 PM
TNT


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Nucky 06-06-2016 08:48 PM
Rent a Diamond Bit Concrete Saw a mask and ear protection and cut it out of the floor. One bag of redi mix. Paint. Done. Next problem. :1rotfl: Playing with your nuts :1rotfl: and getting the post off still leaves you with the studs, not good.

NoMoSno 06-07-2016 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by renrod (Post 1237368)
Use your legs with the 4 foot extension.
That's what I call a NUT BUSTER. :a040:
True.
But this works also:
Performance Tool Heavy-Duty Nut Splitter, Model# W88030 | Extractors| Northern Tool + Equipment

jpvillager 06-08-2016 07:54 AM
Try PB Blaster instead of Liquid Wrench. It is a better penetrating oil.

rubicon 06-08-2016 01:24 PM
"Remove protective post" "Remove protective post" "Remove" "protective post" "protective post" "Post protects"

Wife to Rubicon am I close enough. Yep can't get a piece of paper between the car and the "protective post"

Wife to rubicon You just did a wife I can't get a piece of paper between the car and the "protective post":o:o:o:o:o

tommy steam 06-11-2016 09:22 AM
Just remember, always wear safety glasses when you are using any kind of power tools or are hammering . A small metal ,concrete or wood chip and you can lose an eye. Safety glasses in HD or Lowe's are less than 10 dollars. Keep them in your tool box so you won't have to look for them.


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