Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It happens all the time that bolts and nuts just won't come loose, doesn't it?
Well, usually when you try to remove them, the nut itself gets stripped and becomes useless, and the bolt breaks, right?
Depending on the situation, I think we'll cut them off with an angle grinder and use new bolts and nuts.
If you're working in a spot where you have to tighten things securely every single time, and the bolts and nuts are on the smaller side, you just can't get them off no matter what, lol.
It would be fine if it were somewhere where things could get broken or cut, but if that's not the case, it's really tough.
This time, I tried modifying the accumulator—which is usually a pain to remove—to make it easier to take out lol.
The image above shows the injection process, but before that, the contents of the accumulator need to be replaced.
The lid got stuck on there because of the heat, and it's so narrow I can't even get it off! lol
When you remove it, apply this to the threaded part!
It can be used in a temperature range of -183 to 1,425 degrees, andSeizing, Galling, CorrosionIt protects you from [...].
Since the hammer section of a rotary percussion machine gets quite hot, the bolts and other parts also reach very high temperatures.
This is what prevents that from happening and makes it easy to remove.
Never SeasIt's a product called [Name], and it's truly excellent.
In any case, since it has a wide operating temperature range, it can be used on any part.
I recommend it.
You can also use this on parts of motorcycles and cars that get hot, so if you often remove your muffler, be sure to give it a try.
See you later.
