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#1565133 12/09/2024 12:38 AM
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I’m sure I’m the only one…but if anyone else has had the outer carriage bolts spin, what was the easiest way to get up in the channel and cut, drill, grind or Hokus pokus? Really? Carriage bolts with a cover…engineers were thinking exactly what?


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Maybe the easiest way is to use a nut splitter. Link

I used to cut nuts off bolts with a cutting torch without damaging the bolt, but you wouldn't care about damaging the bolts. With the potential for oil and grease in the neighborhood you might not want to try that, or be REAL careful.


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Torch is out with (I’m assuming) the rubber in between the metal plates. I do have a nut splitter if it will fit up in the crossmember channel. Good call If it works.


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