gwdixon
Elite Member
I have found the tapered square ones to be the best design for lightly seating in the existing Zerk hole and then twisting it counter-clockwise with a tap handle or a very small adjustable wrench. The ones that look like a very coarse reversed screw thread seem to slip more than the square type.
Here is an example:
Craftsman 5 pc. Screw Extractor Set - Tools - Hand Tools - Tap & Dies & Sets
If you have a tractor then the chances are 95% that you have broken off a Zerk. Keep that EZ-Out with your Zerks for future use.
The remaining 5% never have greased or are outright liars. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
Here is an example:
Craftsman 5 pc. Screw Extractor Set - Tools - Hand Tools - Tap & Dies & Sets
If you have a tractor then the chances are 95% that you have broken off a Zerk. Keep that EZ-Out with your Zerks for future use.
The remaining 5% never have greased or are outright liars. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: