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Well, I broke a grease zerk on my loader. It is on the pin right near the QA point. It sits down in there a little. It broke off flush and smooth against the surrounding metal. There is nothing for a socket to grab. I tried using a "Grabit" damaged screw remover, didn't work. I tried a very small chisel to try to turn what's left of the zerk counterclockwise and out. Didn't work. Any ideas? I'm frustrated and it's been 10 hours, need to add grease.
E-Z Out, the correct diameter will work. Ken Sweet
I've used E-Z Outs too with great success on sheared zerks, it's the cheapest/easiest option
What they said! :thumbsup:
They make a remover that is just a tapered piece of square steel [kind of like a horse shoe nail]. Works wonderful. Just drive it in the round hole that is left, and counterclockwise remove. You would think it was made specificly for your task.
What he said !Quote:
Originally Posted by sweettractors
Do you guys know where they sell EZ outs?
O'reillys will have them or any autoparts store.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddb123
Sears, McMaster-Carr.com, grainger.com, Home Depot, Lowes, your local ACE hardware store, tractor Supply
Right on! I have hope again :) I picked up a bunch of zerks at harbor freight earlier and didn't find an EZ Out. Hopefully I'll have time to hit O'Reilly or Sears tomorrow. I don't like having something broken on my tractor.