A67StangMaster New Member May 4, 2005 401 0 0 San Jose CA Nov 26, 2008 #1 Nov 26, 2008 #1 I am trying to remove most of my rear end (Body) but I cant seem to remove all the original parts off without cuting them. Do you guys a a secret to removing the spot welds so I can weld it back up nicely afterwards? Thanks
I am trying to remove most of my rear end (Body) but I cant seem to remove all the original parts off without cuting them. Do you guys a a secret to removing the spot welds so I can weld it back up nicely afterwards? Thanks
Platonic Solid Founding Member May 29, 2002 1,960 5 39 CT-USA Nov 26, 2008 #2 Nov 26, 2008 #2 This worked nicely for the cowel spot wells: You drill a small pilot hole through the center of each weld first (to accept the spring loaded pin of the spot weld cutter.) Attachments spotweldcutter.webp 23.8 KB · Views: 142
This worked nicely for the cowel spot wells: You drill a small pilot hole through the center of each weld first (to accept the spring loaded pin of the spot weld cutter.)
A67StangMaster New Member May 4, 2005 401 0 0 San Jose CA Nov 27, 2008 #3 Nov 27, 2008 #3 Is that the part number? 770-3841?
Platonic Solid Founding Member May 29, 2002 1,960 5 39 CT-USA Nov 27, 2008 #4 Nov 27, 2008 #4 A67StangMaster said: Is that the part number? 770-3841? Click to expand... Yes, and I'd recommend getting some replacement blades #770-3842 while you're there. They had to order it for me as neither were in stock.
A67StangMaster said: Is that the part number? 770-3841? Click to expand... Yes, and I'd recommend getting some replacement blades #770-3842 while you're there. They had to order it for me as neither were in stock.
H hossdoc New Member Nov 20, 2007 45 0 0 Weatherford, TX Nov 27, 2008 #5 Nov 27, 2008 #5 Eastwood Tools makes a kit with two drill bits and three spot weld bits and chuck in a handy little case
Eastwood Tools makes a kit with two drill bits and three spot weld bits and chuck in a handy little case