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Amazon£11.87Visit shop Spurtar 1/2'' Drive Stud Remover Bolt Extractor Nut Splitter 1/4" to 3/4" | fit 6 to 19mm, Knurled Roller and Cam Lock, for Broken Bolts or Seized Nuts, Grip Rounded Damaged Rusted Tight Screws
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This Spurtar Stud Remover is designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who frequently encounter broken or seized studs. Its primary benefit is the efficient and damage-minimizing removal of studs, saving time and preventing further complications. A key consideration is its reliance on a 1/2-inch drive ratchet or flex handle for operation, which is not included with the tool. This heavy-duty tool functions as a stud puller, broken bolt extractor, and nut remover for sizes ranging from 6 mm to 19 mm (1/4 inch to 3/4 inch).
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The Spurtar Stud Remover is designed for studs and bolts ranging from 6 mm to 19 mm (approximately 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch).
Yes, you will need a 1/2-inch drive ratchet wrench or a flex handle to operate the stud remover.
Yes, its unique design allows it to sit flush with the mounting surface, enabling it to grip and remove studs that have broken off very close to the surface.
It uses a knurled roller with cam action. When you turn the drive tool, the cam rotates to grip the stud firmly.
The tool is designed to minimize thread damage by using a secure cam grip and providing optimal fit options through its dual hole sizes.
Its primary benefit is the efficient and damage-minimizing removal of broken or seized studs, saving time and preventing further complications in repairs.
After use, clean debris from the roller and cam, wipe with a dry cloth, and store in a dry place to prevent rust.
Ensure the correct size hole is selected for the stud. Apply firm, steady pressure when turning. Clean the knurled roller and the stud of any oil or debris.
Verify the cam action is fully engaged. Try applying a penetrating oil to the stud threads and allow it to soak before re-attempting removal. Ensure you are turning in the correct (clockwise) direction.
Confirm the stud falls within the 6 mm to 19 mm range. If it's at the extreme edge, ensure the correct hole is chosen and that the cam has properly seated.
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