anyone on this site got air tools or an impact wrench?

SEAN! · #1 (**permalink**) Jun 22, 04

if you do could i pretty please come over and use em for like 20 minutes..im trying swap out my stock crank pulley for a lighter one and the crank bolt is a mopther to get out...i spent twenty minutes using all my humugous muscles(hahah) trying to break the bolt loose, i mean fuck my inch thick breaker bar was bending but that fuckin bolt wasnt coming out...

anyway it would be dope if someone on here let me use their tools or gave me the ehads up of a good (and cheap)mechanic who could do the job for me.

dSl-DuDe · #2 (**permalink**) Jun 22, 04

yes, i have an impact wrench and a air ratchet, with a compressor

but i've never had much luck on the impact gun on REALLY tight bolts, maybe i just have to increase the PSI even higher ;)

deafsquirrel · #3 (**permalink**) Jun 22, 04

Where do you live?? I have a compressor that'll do it (It's f$#@ing HUGE), but as such it's a bit of a pain in the butt to transport. PM me.

dSl-DuDe · #4 (**permalink**) Jun 22, 04

yeah, thats what i need, a bigger compressor...mine's only a 2HP with a 6 gal. air tank... :(

deafsquirrel · #5 (**permalink**) Jun 22, 04

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Originally Posted by dSl-DuDe

yeah, thats what i need, a bigger compressor...mine's only a 2HP with a 6 gal. air tank... :(

Yeah, that won't do it. Mines a 6 1/2 HP with a 26 gal tank. I'm happy to help out as long as it's not too much trouble.

PS... what size is the bolt... do you have an air socket that size??? Not sure if I do, cuz I usually only use it for construction.

dSl-DuDe · #6 (**permalink**) Jun 22, 04

it works for pullin the lugnuts on my wheels pretty well though, actually