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spierce 12-09-2008 12:11 PM

Ping Leon
 
hey man i got all the parts for tonight but!


ONE F#@KING SCREW IS F#@KING STRIPED! :rant:

so i am hoping that you have a trick up ur sleeve or a welder to weld a socket to it. And do I need to clean the parts or do u have a parts cleaner.

and do you mind if i tag along to watch (if your going to do it tonight)


Or if anyone else has a suggestion. it is the screw that holds the heal guard on to the break side rear set.(bottom srew and a 07 gixer 600)

neebelung 12-09-2008 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by spierce (Post 121533)
...ONE F#@KING SCREW IS F#@KING STRIPED! :rant:

Horizontally, or vertically? Are we talking pin-striped, or awning stripes? Inquiring minds want to know!

rogue 12-09-2008 01:30 PM

There's a difference? :scratch:


I got lost after "stripped" :lmao:

spierce 12-09-2008 01:32 PM

? is is a hex screw so i am probably going to drill it out but i need to get the threads out of the brake drum thingy i cant think of what it is called





for the record i am the most hill-billy illiterate person on the plant so sorry thats why i don't post alot. . .

neebelung 12-09-2008 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by spierce (Post 121704)
for the record i am the most hill-billy illiterate person on the plant so sorry thats why i don't post alot. . .

Oh don't sweat it man, I was just pickin on ya.

Sorry I can't help; hope you get it figured out!

spierce 12-09-2008 02:14 PM

worst case senario i will drill it out (no pun intended)

Particle Man 12-09-2008 02:30 PM

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don't worry... it's only a drill.

neebelung 12-09-2008 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Particle Man (Post 121800)
don't worry... it's only a drill.

:dvrofl:

BobTheBiker 12-09-2008 02:46 PM

do you have a dremel and a cutting wheel for said dremel? if so, dont drill, cut a slot in the screw, and use a flat bladed screwdriving bit with a ratchet. I do this on carburetors and other screws that dislike cooperating, it works very well.

speedylocksmith 12-09-2008 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by BobTheBiker (Post 121818)
do you have a dremel and a cutting wheel for said dremel? if so, dont drill, cut a slot in the screw, and use a flat bladed screwdriving bit with a ratchet. I do this on carburetors and other screws that dislike cooperating, it works very well.

I use that method ALOT when working, and easy outs work well but I haven't used them much


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