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Old 01-24-2006, 05:34 AM
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The three bolts on the cat are they removable or they are fixed on the CAT?
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They are similar to wheel studs. They're a "pressed" fit and can be pressed or pounded out.
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Ah ok thanks
I guess mine is a bit rusted on after being in use for 2 years.
I just want to make sure before i start pounding on it heh.
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I used a torch to heat them up and it seemed to make them easier to hammer out. I also wrapped the hammer with a ton of duct tape so I would not damage the threads to badly.
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and definintaly use some liquid wrench too..it helps a lot
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thanks for all the info
i don't really have a torch but i got new bolts so i'll bang them out
i'll try some wd40 and see how easy it will work
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