Weinmenn brakes: Anchor bolt repair
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Weinmenn brakes: Anchor bolt repair
is this just pressed in? I have access to a drill press and a hydraulic press too. i am thinking drilling is the key?
Would that be something a LBS could easily fix? or atleast would they have something to replace it if i could get it out myself?
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I need to just use a torque wrench or something when i do these, i always want to tighten the heck out of them!
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It isn't pressed in, but doesn't turn. It has a side-flatted shape, (like a race track) and should be free sliding so the nut can draw it in. Odds are it's simply bound by corrosion, and you should be able to tap it out with a punch.
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BAM! man that thing was really in there. I figured it was simple but i figured i would ask before hitting things with hammers. good ol BF. thanks FBinNY
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