Broke a shock stud...

hoghungry1 · Post by **hoghungry1** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 2:06 am

Try to ez- out it or just drill the sumbitch clear out?

Only bad bolt so far. I am pouting.

Sam Green · Post by **Sam Green** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 3:58 am

hoghungry1 wrote:Try to ez- out it or just drill the sumbitch clear out?

Only bad bolt so far. I am pouting.

Which stud, which shock ?

Sam.

aaron7 · Post by **aaron7** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:46 am

I've got tons of spare parts if you need to replace something, just let me know.

hoghungry1 · Post by **hoghungry1** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 6:06 pm

Sam Green wrote:Which stud, which shock ?

Sam.

I wuz operating for the first time

hoghungry1 · Post by **hoghungry1** » Wed Mar 17, 2010 4:32 am

I think I have the answer. I was able to get a few threads caught on the stud with a nut and I will tack weld it and get it out.

Still gotta hook up the welder. I am an electrican and of course all my hookups are temporary.. The machine gets in my way in my small one stall garage...

I use them 20 amp double poles for all kind of dumb projects. Wife is always wondering why this or that aint working.

NOW--who has a left shock stud? Got trade stuff

65Honda · Post by **65Honda** » Thu Mar 18, 2010 7:38 pm

know what u mean. I have a restored 65 mustang in the garage, another project stang beside it, my tool boxes, snowblower and the bike - all in a 2 car garage. Makes it really difficult to work on the bike and not bump the paint on the old car. And what I really dread is having it fall off the kickstand. Jr. bumped it with his big red last summer and I almost flipped....