t-arm success
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Woodstock Georgia
t-arm success
Well the t-arms came out today. L side was a pain as the bolt was well rusted. I tried everything until I finally broke out the saw....and it only took me 30 seconds to saw through the bolt. Ironically the R side bolt slide like butter .....but I still cut it ....it took 30 seconds too. Must have been aftermarket bolts. The only reason why I didn't break out the saw earlier is because of previous posts of it taking a while with many blades.
Oh well.....I'm glad that they're out!!
Oh well.....I'm glad that they're out!!
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Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Forked River NJ
If it takes many blades to do this job you are using the wrong or cheap blades. I have cut many a hardened bolt and with a good blade run at the right speed and some lubrication you can cut a bunch of bolts. Take it from a guy who sells saw blades. 1 blade can easily do the job.
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From: Springfield MO
St. Jude Donor '07
If it takes many blades to do this job you are using the wrong or cheap blades. I have cut many a hardened bolt and with a good blade run at the right speed and some lubrication you can cut a bunch of bolts. Take it from a guy who sells saw blades. 1 blade can easily do the job.
