mclarenno9

+1 .... and they can probably even come to you. Might be cheaper yet.

Van

Find a Craigslist ad like this! http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/for/3159866891.html

Lightningmcnulty

awesome guys, i will check it out

kev951

you need patience, time, heat, penitrating fluid and experience to pull that out.

bebbetufs

If all else fails you can get a circular diamond saw bit that fits around the bolt. Then you drill out the aluminium around the bolt and pull it. You will need to timecert the hole afterwards, and may also have to go up one dimension on the bolt. Only do this if there is enough material around the bolt to be safe. This is a last ditch solution. Try everything else first

TIP: This works to drill out bolts around broken extractors.


I use a set like these. The diamonds will wear off with use.

Lightningmcnulty

Wow, those things are awesome

So an update for you!

Mix, 3 nuts 1 $109 harbor freight flux wire welder (actually works a lot better than you would think and runs on 120v) some release agent some burnt cardboard 'shields' an on fire cloth 'shield' and this is what you get








As you can see the problem is solved and I'm super happy so thank you all for you help and suggestions, just waiting for Lindsey to finish my head no then time for some fun, hopefully

Techno Duck

Nice work, there is always something extremely satisfying about getting out a broken fastener. Same bolt on my car broke with barely any torque at all, heat and vice grips worked for me.

Lightningmcnulty

Nice, the photo says it all! A testament to effort and achievement.

I cant say enough good things about that cheap a** welder, bargain for small jobs at $120 awesome.