Help... unseat a star socket
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My fender set came in today and I was about to tackle it when on star bolt one of the fender struts I felt it rip the metal a little.... I stopped... went through the tool box and found a flathead that would fit.... slapped it into a vise and bent it at a 90 degree angle... then slipped a couple feet of pipe over the handle for a cheater bar.... ZIP! came right out!
I will be undertaking two tasks in the morning...
1. Locating the perfect fit star tool for these damned things
2. Locating REPLACEMENTS FOR THESE FRIGGING THINGS WITH A SAE HEAD!
I will be undertaking two tasks in the morning...
1. Locating the perfect fit star tool for these damned things
2. Locating REPLACEMENTS FOR THESE FRIGGING THINGS WITH A SAE HEAD!
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Harley chose a steel with the hardness of fine Swiss chocolate for its Torx hardware. Personally I like the "cut a notch and drive it around with a punch technique", but there are many that work as well.
Several years ago I bought bags of polished stainless hardware in the various common sizes. About $50 total and now one fo the first tasks with a new bike is to toss the Torx hardware into the weeds.
Several years ago I bought bags of polished stainless hardware in the various common sizes. About $50 total and now one fo the first tasks with a new bike is to toss the Torx hardware into the weeds.
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