Cheater Pipe, Easily Remove Stuck Nut

Опубликовано: 02 Февраль 2025
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How to quickly loosen a stuck nut or bolt using a cheater bar.

When a seized up nut will not turn you can easily increase the power by using a cheater bar to add more leverage. A cheater pipe is any length of pipe that can fit over a ratchet handle or wrench that in essence increases it's length. This will let you apply more torque to the stuck bolt and be able to break the nut or bolt free. In this video we are removing the pully on the lawn mower spindle to replace the bearing. The nut is to tight to turn with a ratchet and an extension bar was used to help remove the nut.

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