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wish i could help man. only suggestion id offer are 6 point sockets. liquid wrench and lots of patience. if you stripped it a bolt. dremel the head of the
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wish i could help man. only suggestion id offer are 6 point sockets. liquid wrench and lots of patience. if you stripped it a bolt. dremel the head of the bolt off! it takes a few minutes and will save you so much headache
you can also try the heatgun method. heat up the bolts real goooooood and let it cool. heating the bolt should make the metal expand, thereby breaking any rust/bonds |
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