The good ole 12 point in action? 6 point will get her done !!
Thats not 35. Thats mean your socker sucks
Bro why would you use the wrong socket on such a crucial and large nut? Also use an impact and impact socket for that.
Put some JB 80 on there Justice Brothers, baby! Let it sit for a day and then put some heat on it.
Go to Napa and buy the right tool. Get a cheap set of calipers while you're there and start measuring fastener heads. I've done this job plenty of times. You can put a jack under yhe handle of the breaker bar to lift up on it and loosen the fastener
The size of the socket wasn't the problem, you not applying the force at a 90* angle is why it slipped off. Better to pull up than push down, too.
Now that it's rounded, now how would you approach it?
I have never really had a problem with these but I always used the proper sized socket and an impact gun.
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The good ole 12 point in action? 6 point will get her done !!
Thats not 35. Thats mean your socker sucks
Bro why would you use the wrong socket on such a crucial and large nut? Also use an impact and impact socket for that.
Put some JB 80 on there Justice Brothers, baby! Let it sit for a day and then put some heat on it.
Go to Napa and buy the right tool. Get a cheap set of calipers while you're there and start measuring fastener heads. I've done this job plenty of times. You can put a jack under yhe handle of the breaker bar to lift up on it and loosen the fastener
The size of the socket wasn't the problem, you not applying the force at a 90* angle is why it slipped off. Better to pull up than push down, too.
Now that it's rounded, now how would you approach it?
I have never really had a problem with these but I always used the proper sized socket and an impact gun.