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The dremel is a good idea, I think I'll try that Btw I don't capiche what tool they are taking about

I tried to hit it with a chisel on the outer edge to turn it but no luck, not enough purchase, it too flush.

I didn't know that

News to me, do tell, Al, if you please.

Thanks, I will check that out

Nice idea

Agreed, same here. This one is just flush on each side so can't get no purchase

That sounds like a good, easy idea, if I had a welder

yeah flush, I've had to do that to a couple rayco teeth that wouldn't budge, hence my use of neverseize on them. Marc, I have to check it with a thread gauge, hopefully at Home Depot

Thank Gawd. You don't want to be one of those guys who designs e.g. oil filters that are basically impossible to access. My broken bolt is not seized I'm quite sure, but it is flush on both sides of the pocket, I'll try 'unscrewing' it by tapping on an angle on one side of the bolt to try to...

That is some crazy intense engineering. Smh, humans. :drink:

Alrighty then!! Al, good stuff. Musta been very cool and interesting to engineer machines that most people take for granted but are actually modern marvels. 09? Sold. I already use anti seize/never seize on the rayco stump teeth bolts cuz those teeth never break and so therefore their bolts...

According to Gary's link, oils lubing threads are ok as long as temps are not high, yeah? Does the oil 'evaporate' after awhile even with no heat? These posts indicate lube is important for proper torquing, so I wonder why Brush Bandits advocates no lube on threads when changing chipper knives...

The Death Touch. Dim Mak. Yeah I was just at Depot buying bolts to fix my pitchfork heads, saw the bolt/thread measuring gauge there, doh!!! :|:

Precisely. Thanks for the good info

Al you've got a way with words

Ok I'll torque wrench it. But I think they are already pretty tight, I turn em till they won't turn no more Jim, it takes a half inch allen head so I was thinking non metric

Yeah sounds like I will remain a easyout noob for yet another while. But you raise another good point I've been wondering about- generally I'm a big fan of lubricants :/: :/: , so I tend to put a bit of bar oil on the threads and under the bolt head, figuring that will heavily reduce wear and...

Flush, totally agree re discard the pocket, I can be very penny wise/pound foolish. I guess I was more curious about the Easy Out process. Re neverseize, I have the opposite problem, frequently I get loose bolts depspite strong torquing, yes no torque wrench :/: