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15 pages and nobody thought to tell him it was a righty-tighty lefty-loosey nut?
We're gonna have to hire Chuck Norris to get the damn thing off now. Heck, he could probably get it off over the phone. Just have the guy hold his phone next to the nut and Chuck could bark at it. I bet that nut would spin all the way off and drop on the floor.
If Chuck's not available maybe that 18v Milwaukee.carl
15 pages and nobody thought to tell him it was a righty-tighty lefty-loosey nut?
We're gonna have to hire Chuck Norris to get the damn thing off now. Heck, he could probably get it off over the phone. Just have the guy hold his phone next to the nut and Chuck could bark at it. I bet that nut would spin all the way off and drop on the floor.
If Chuck's not available maybe that 18v Milwaukee.
carl
18v in the bloody off position my mate would have had it off on day 1 no problem has ever defeated him
They way to get that compensator nut off is by cutting it off with a sawzall
place the blade right at the cup behind the nut head
just cut the nut head off. You will score the cup but not bad. If you have to. Get a new spring cup. And get a new nut. Simple
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