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old 12-05-2012 14:30:32 209.86.226.18 Report to Moderator	Another thing I just thought about that might work if you can find one is one of those old hammer type impact tools where you hit it and that hit turns the screw driver part and free up the screw [Reply]   [No Email]
LenND 12-05-2012 17:42:33 74.207.160.118 Report to Moderator	Re: Advice on rusty slotted head screw removal on a 14 T baler in reply to old, 12-05-2012 14:30:32   The slide hammer I mentioned is the same thing as you mentioned. I have used it several times for that. The only problem is you need the end small enough to match the screw head. I ground the hammer head down to fit the screw. [Reply]  [No Email]
old 12-05-2012 17:48:16 209.86.226.57 Report to Moderator	Re: Advice on rusty slotted head screw removal on a 14 T baler in reply to LenND, 12-05-2012 17:42:33   Never seen or heard of any type of slide hammer type thing like you say. What I am talking about is maybe 6 inches long and you can change the tips so you can use a socket or a screwdriver tip and you hold it in one hand then hit it with a hammer and the action of the hammer makes the thing twist and also due to the hit forces it down so it hold better then a normal screwdriver would [Reply]  [No Email]
JRSutton 12-05-2012 18:51:27 75.130.109.233 Report to Moderator	Re: Advice on rusty slotted head screw removal on a 14 T baler in reply to old, 12-05-2012 17:48:16   an impact screwdriver - you put it in the slot and smack it with a hammer. A must have tool. Doesn't do you much good if the slot's already totally gone - but it would have avoided that problem had you tried it earlier. Looks like this [Reply]  [No Email]
Tim(nj) 12-05-2012 18:13:21 67.237.1.234 Report to Moderator	Re: Advice on rusty slotted head screw removal on a 14 T baler in reply to old, 12-05-2012 17:48:16   I have one of those. My father, a retired mechanic/machinist, calls it an 'impact driver.' Not to be confused with an 'impact wrench'. [Reply]  [No Email]