Ffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[pirate air]

At 406lb I doubt its coming loose anytime soon loctite or not. Zapped mine off and then on with my impact, been trouble free for nearly 15,000 miles.

 

[Madcowranch]

It's covered in cow poop??? Pickle fork looks bent to shit.

I was just picturing Biff saying "Manure, I hate manure!".

 

[Maxx2893]

you need an impact with 700+ ft lbs of torque to rip that bitch off, or a huge cheater bar. Its over 400ft lbs torque specs, so unless you have a 600ft lbs torque wrench, you are not going to get too far.

Glad I work at a heavy equipment dealer. We impacts up to 1 1/2 inch drives. Shouldn't be a problem for those.

 

[pirate air]

Glad I work at a heavy equipment dealer. We impacts up to 1 1/2 inch drives. Shouldn't be a problem for those.

Most of the newish IR/Matco, Snap-on, Mac 1/2 inch drive impacts are around 700+lb working reverse output. Even my ten year old 1/2 composite IR is 625ish lb. Enough to take 99% of the fasteners I deal with apart, or break them. The 3/8's are getting so strong I hardly ever need to use my 1/2 inch. Only problem is I bust the smaller anvils often.

 

[pirate air]

I was just picturing Biff saying "Manure, I hate manure!".

Hah! Or maybe there's not enough cow poop

 

[BIRDMAN]

if you don't have an impact gun, you just need big forearms...and huuuuuge ballllsssss.

 

[knine]

if you don't have an impact gun, you just need big forearms...and huuuuuge ballllsssss.

the huuuuuuge hernia will come later

 

[pirate air]

Lol. That's when you put the floor jack handle over your ratchet and give her hell till something gives.

 

[SOCOMech]

Most of the newish IR/Matco, Snap-on, Mac 1/2 inch drive impacts are around 700+lb working reverse output. Even my ten year old 1/2 composite IR is 625ish lb. Enough to take 99% of the fasteners I deal with apart, or break them. The 3/8's are getting so strong I hardly ever need to use my 1/2 inch. Only problem is I bust the smaller anvils often.

Yep....I did mine with my cordless Snap-On 1/2 and I also find that I use my 3/8 Snap-On cordless on alot of stuff.

 

[JimT]

I tried that shit for about 30 seconds with the shock on the truck. For me, it was MUCH easier to remove the entire thing.

I'm with you swoop, I also tried to adjust the perch on the truck using the auto zone compressors and wasn't getting anywhere but more pissed off.. lol I removed the strut and did the whole thing is less time on the work bench. For me it was much easier to R & R from the vehicle.