Don Well-known member Jul 30, 2014 #1 Any wat to get the broken bolt out of bell housing on a 29!!!!! Easy
bambooboy Senior Member Jul 30, 2014 #2 prob,best bet is to drill smaller hole in what,s left of bolt,saturate with penatrating oil&use whats call an easy out.heat will help a lot,but very carefully.heat lamp might -be safest---tom
prob,best bet is to drill smaller hole in what,s left of bolt,saturate with penatrating oil&use whats call an easy out.heat will help a lot,but very carefully.heat lamp might -be safest---tom
Brian T Well-known member Jul 30, 2014 #3 Don said: Any wat to get the broken bolt out of bell housing on a 29!!!!! Easy Click to expand... Are you speaking of a broken bolt from the bendix that as dropped inside, if so do a search there are many methods to retrieve it.
Don said: Any wat to get the broken bolt out of bell housing on a 29!!!!! Easy Click to expand... Are you speaking of a broken bolt from the bendix that as dropped inside, if so do a search there are many methods to retrieve it.
160B Well-known member Jul 30, 2014 #4 If you are talking about the bolt on the bendix starter look at post #3 on the below thread http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=143091
If you are talking about the bolt on the bendix starter look at post #3 on the below thread http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=143091
Tom Endy Well-known member Jul 30, 2014 #5 You can remove the starter and put a wad of wheel bearing grease on the flywheel and slowly rotate it. You might get lucky and the broken bolt will be captured by the wad of grease. Tom Endy
You can remove the starter and put a wad of wheel bearing grease on the flywheel and slowly rotate it. You might get lucky and the broken bolt will be captured by the wad of grease. Tom Endy
Quigley1930 Senior Member Jul 30, 2014 #6 I used the magnet with the flexible wire(snap on?) 1'st try got the washer, second try had the bolt. Took more time to find the tool than the bolt! Sewall Tyler
I used the magnet with the flexible wire(snap on?) 1'st try got the washer, second try had the bolt. Took more time to find the tool than the bolt! Sewall Tyler
M Mort Senior Member Jul 30, 2014 #7 If it is bendix bolt I had it happen twice. Removed the starter and also used a flex magnet, got it first time both times it happened - easy!
If it is bendix bolt I had it happen twice. Removed the starter and also used a flex magnet, got it first time both times it happened - easy!