The best solution in my opinion is to sray some lock-tight/corosion losening spray (like WD40 or better) into studs. Put 2 nuts onto one stud and tighten the 2 together. then, start backing out the stud. if it doesnt come out, then a pair of vise-grip plyers may work. sometimes you may have to file/dremel 2 sides of the stud to make it square in order to get plyers or a wrench to grip the stud. Obviousely you will throw this stud away by this time. After you get them out take one to Ace Hardware and get the right lengthn of "SS Allen head" bolt. it should be a 8mm (i think). try maybe a 1" or 1.25" long bolt. this is my preference, to use allen bolts instead of double-threaden stud with nuts. if you need more clarification i can post a small vid?
Hi,
Nice 👍🏼
I have a question,
How do I remove the short studs and replace them for largers?
Where can I buy them?
The best solution in my opinion is to sray some lock-tight/corosion losening spray (like WD40 or better) into studs. Put 2 nuts onto one stud and tighten the 2 together. then, start backing out the stud. if it doesnt come out, then a pair of vise-grip plyers may work. sometimes you may have to file/dremel 2 sides of the stud to make it square in order to get plyers or a wrench to grip the stud. Obviousely you will throw this stud away by this time. After you get them out take one to Ace Hardware and get the right lengthn of "SS Allen head" bolt. it should be a 8mm (i think). try maybe a 1" or 1.25" long bolt. this is my preference, to use allen bolts instead of double-threaden stud with nuts. if you need more clarification i can post a small vid?
Nice!