Kobalt Bolt Extractors Remove Rusted-out Exhaust Lock Nuts (Kobalt 59968) - Extractor Tool Review
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2024
- This videos shows how well the Kobalt bolt extractors work to remove some very rusted-out Toyota exhaust nuts. The extractor did very well, even though these Toyota nuts are pinch/lock nuts. For $16, I think this kit is worth the price.
Check the Pinned Comment for Timestamps, links, part numbers, and other info. Thanks for watching! : ) 
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Timestamps and other info:
01:13 Soak the fastener with PB Blaster or another good penetrating oil
01:24 Hammer the socket onto the fastener
03:02 Kobalt extractor successfully removes the pinch nut
04:53 Kobalt 59968 extractor sockets on the bench
08:16 Alternative extractor style (ie, Harbor Freight)
09:32 Capri Extractor wrench
10:06 Notes about left-hand threaded fasteners
11:53 Olsa Extractor wrench
12:00 SAE/Metric external hex sizes on the Kobalt sockets are:
- 5/8" or 16mm,
- 19mm or 3/4",
- 22mm or 7/8", and
- 24mm or 15/16".
Link to these Kobalt extractors:
www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-5-Pack-Metric-and-Standard-Sae-3-8-in-drive-Impact-Bolt-Extractor-Set/5013364945
DIY Video to replace Toyota exhaust studs:
ruclips.net/video/strorg3T6AA/видео.html
I hope this video was helpful for you. Thank you for watching, and good luck with your bolt extractors!
This woman is a damn good mechanic. This is why I think woman would make great mechanics because they’re a lot more patient than most men and their attention to detail is much better
haha, well, I'm just a shadetree - and a rather slow-poke shadetree at that!
: ) Thanks for watching!
My girl I enjoy listening to ure video . Glad to hear from you you haven't been on the air in a while😊
Thanks! It has been a while, but hopefully I'll be able to post more frequently this year. Thanks for watching! : )
Good to see another great video from you!
Thank you! : )
Great video! You always do in depth reviews. I first saw a set of these style sockets two decades ago at Sears Hardware. I thought to myself another Bob Vila bust your knuckles gimmick tool. I was quite mistaken as these bolt extractor sockets do work as intended.
Haha, Bob Vila and Sears - that's taking me back some! I can't speak for all of them, but this particular set works quite well for the price - as long as it can be hammered on.
It's funny that you mention Sears - I was searching for online for documents for an old Craftsman air compressor, and I came across some of the old Craftsman tool catalogs. Here's an old Sears catalog from 1981, that's kinda neat to look through!
archive.org/details/SearsCraftsmanPowerAndHandTools1981/page/n45/mode/2up
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More RAV4 videos please 😊
Hopefully soon! Thanks for watching! : )
Excellent video! Thanks!
Thanks, and thanks for watching! : )
Was thinking air hammer with a long tip might right? Hit the extractor a few times to seat it good then crack it, looks like you came to the same conclusion with the manual hammer =). Great tip! I'll have to grab a pair of those bolt extractors.
Definitely - if I had to use this style socket on a larger/tighter fastener, I think your air hammer tip would certainly be wise, to really get the socket dug into the fastener! Thanks for watching and adding your tip! : )
Great stuff, thank you.
Thank you for watching! : )
Great video 👊🏻
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nice video thanks
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Where do you work? I live in Denver area and would like to use you as my mechanic for my Mercedes M113 engine.
I don't work for a shop - I'm just a shadetree with a big "family and friends fleets" that keeps me busy : )
If you're looking for an excellent MB mechanic in the south Denver metro, I can recommend Hoover Mercedes; he's an indy who does excellent work, and who really loves MB's (especially W163's!).
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@@L35inColorado I was impressed with your knowledge of the M113 engine. I have that engine in my 2000 SL500. I have a shop that does work that I can’t handle. I wish you were available but I understand your situation.
Seriously… who are you? I’ve seen several of your Mercedes Videos and a few others, and I’ve love them all. You’re so knowledgeable… but we have no idea who you are. 😢
Haha, thank you - I'm just a shadetree who posts videos to RUclips! Thanks for watching! : )