Please Help... i need advise!

DISTURBED said:
Devilman said:
KONA said:
i even loaned a paddle bit used for drilling out wood with a hammer to the Swindolls at Plowmans one year so the could remove a broken intake tube from the pump,  back in action in about 30 minutes  :smile16:

what the hell you carrying that around for, lol...  :cheesy:

I was wondering the same thing for just a moment then, realized who we were talking about...........    :smile17:


Yeah it was crazy I think I used it more for a chisel think.gif
 

NescherMonty17

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Good Morning everyone, I wanna start the day by thanking everyone for their continued support... clap.gif

I drilled for 6 hrs last night, and im 1/2 way down the hole... I cant get any progress buy drilling straight into the bolt...i have to chew at it, at an angle. im sure ive gotten all of the broken bits out of it, im further then ive ever been... however going at an angle has caused me to "waller-out" the original hole a bit... but i think once ive eaten all the way through the bolt, worst case i can jbweld a stud in there and it work... but id like to still try the hellicoil...    and btw it is a top bolt.

by god i think this is gonna work... i just need a fresh bit or 2 to finish off the job... ive worn the bits down so much they look like smooth shafts.
 

KONA77

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good to hear you are making some progress,  won't me long now,  i think once you remove that bolt you will have several options,  good luck with it
 

Patchman

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Hell I figured with the shear will power of everyone on this thread, that bolt would have found it's way out by now! Glad you are making some progress! clap.gif :smile16: Keep us posted man! :smile16:
 

ChryslerJet

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NescherMonty17 said:
Good Morning everyone, I wanna start the day by thanking everyone for their continued support... clap.gif

I drilled for 6 hrs last night, and im 1/2 way down the hole... I cant get any progress buy drilling straight into the bolt...i have to chew at it, at an angle. im sure ive gotten all of the broken bits out of it, im further then ive ever been... however going at an angle has caused me to "waller-out" the original hole a bit... but i think once ive eaten all the way through the bolt, worst case i can jbweld a stud in there and it work... but id like to still try the hellicoil...    and btw it is a top bolt.

by god i think this is gonna work... i just need a fresh bit or 2 to finish off the job... ive worn the bits down so much they look like smooth shafts.
Awesome news sometimes you need a cheering section, a little faith and to take a step back and re-examine it.

Now if only i could get a few cheeleaders for the CJ I might actually get something accomplished.  LOL
 

NescherMonty17

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after giving this some thought..and re-reading what everyone has said... i think im gonna buy a stud kit, and convert all of my bolts to studs anyway.  and then just jb weld the broken one in place... sounds like the "best way" in my opinion.  but we will cross that bridge when i get the damn devil bolt out.

I have a change of topic for a moment... boat names, any unwritten rules in the jetboat world about naming my boat?  i know its bad luck to have a boat with no name, and its bad luck to change the name of a boat... i was thinking Knoti-Nauti... or somthing clever like that. Input...go!
 

Patchman

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If you use Knotti, those are some pretty big shoes to fill! KG is one crazy dude, and you mite want to re-think the Knotti name!LOL crazy.gif
 

Devilman

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There are 2 or 3 boats here playing off the word "knot"... and I have heard about the bad luck of changing a boats name without following proper procedure, but haven't heard having no name at all was bad luck.

I tend to believe these things name themselves. :grin:


Good to see you makin progress on that broken bolt. You'll have it knocked out before you know it.
 

Devilman

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ChryslerJet said:
Awesome news sometimes you need a cheering section, a little faith and to take a step back and re-examine it.

Now if only i could get a few cheeleaders for the CJ I might actually get something accomplished.  LOL

You did have some, but you went & switched projects on us. Get back to work on the Chrysler already, lol...
 

Patchman

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Proper boat name changing procedure is as follows! 1. Buy Patchman a case of beer! 2. Drink said beer with Patchman. 3. By the end of the case, we will arrive at a fitting name! That's how easy it is! Just ask Devilman's brother. He loves Sea Sprite! :smile30:
 

Crusader

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Devilman said:
ChryslerJet said:
Awesome news sometimes you need a cheering section, a little faith and to take a step back and re-examine it.

Now if only i could get a few cheeleaders for the CJ I might actually get something accomplished.  LOL

You did have some, but you went & switched projects on us. Get back to work on the Chrysler already, lol...

X2
 

NescherMonty17

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haha , defenetly dont wanna stomp on anyones toes with the name, or get called out bc of it either... lol maybe i should name it somthing like "Half Retarted" lol or "Queef"  lol...
 

KONA77

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true to what Devilman says,  boats don't always have a name on them,  but they do have a tendency to get names yelled at them... lol
 

NescherMonty17

New member
DISTURBED said:
How about 'The Extractor' or something related to this broken bolt?

haha, well the funny thing is... this broken bolt has been a small issue compared to all the other shit ive had to do,,, intake, carb,starter,alternator, dizzy, coil, plugs, wires, and not to mention the 1/2 assembled pump laying on my garage floor... plus all the guages and stereo stuff.  i can handle a derogatory SBC name...
 
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