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Old 07-02-2004, 01:14 AM
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Hey guys, My freind striped a nut on his integra replacing his uopper a arm, its an easy to get to nut, in the engine bay, but its stripped. How should we go about getting it out? its a 17 mm, and requires a deep socket.
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Nutcracker...
Old 07-02-2004, 05:49 AM
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Okay, but I really don't see how that could help...
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Maybe you meant this nutcracker...
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This nutcracker makes even less sense...
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This nutcracker seems to be mouthing something, but I just can't make it out. Cummon, give us a clue...

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Nobody wants to see that! Tell him to put some clothes on.
Old 07-02-2004, 10:10 AM
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Not to discuss semantics, but this is a Lobster/ Crab cracker..


This is a nutcracker..


A tutorial..
http://www.stonedgecko.com/html/how_..._the_nuts.html
Old 07-02-2004, 10:17 AM
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WTF>>>>>>>: :
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If I had a picture of my ex-wife, there would be your nutcracker!

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you guys are worthless, we just went to sears, bought a 60 dollar set of bolt outs, and there you go... beside the fact that is was torqued to about 29732093729073 pounds...
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Skip,

I think the guy in the 3rd picture is enjoying it...

Boning houses, there's a new one..
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"you guys are worthless,"

No really! There's a tool that's designed just for cracking nuts that spin without unscrewing...
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Yeah I have a Craftsman one, though I thought it was called a nut buster. You're talking about the thing that slides over the nut, and then you tighten something similar to a big set screw but it has a point that splits teh nut, right?
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Here:
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