Fish
Tree Freak
If I have a saw that none of my wrenches fit, I use a punch/chisel....
No, I just make money on all of the bad advice here..... So I don't talk bout it much....
Flat stock.... I lied, realized it's actually UHMW.... I'm sure nylon would work same
And here we wait to learn from the School of Fish . . .
(I'd bet he is an impact wrench guy).
Philbert
The use of a punch/chisel pretty much mimics the use of an impact wrench, what is wrong with telling folks how to do it correctly????
Me too. I think most of those that have a problem with an impact gun are also using some kind of piston stop at the same time. IMHO you CANNOT mix these two methods.Impact using the engine compression...I'm probably into the hundreds removed now and nary a problem.
Impact using the engine compression...I'm probably into the hundreds removed now and nary a problem.
I think most of those that have a problem with an impact gun are also using some kind of piston stop at the same time. IMHO you CANNOT mix these two methods.
I agree. What argument is there against using impact?
I have heard of guys shearing the key off of the flywheel when removing a clutch.
Is this from holding the flywheel while wrenching on the clutch, or is this also possible to do with an impact wrench?
Philbert
You can't hold anything from rotating on the engine when using an impact. The resistance that's working for you is the compression of the engine. Needless to say, it's required that the spark plug be installed while using the impact method.I have heard of guys shearing the key off of the flywheel when removing a clutch.
Is this from holding the flywheel while wrenching on the clutch, or is this also possible to do with an impact wrench?
Philbert
makita impact driver,,,works every time:msp_wink:
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