Broke grease fitting on bucket..what do I do?

[ampsucker]

not to hijack, but would someone mind posting brief instructions to get the clickable thumbnail images into the actual post vs as an attachment?

sorry to be ignorant, i looked in what i thought were the obvious places and tried dragging an image in, but that didn't work either.

thanks,

amp

 

[nastro]

Do you know what an "ez-out" is? This is probably the most common term and type of tool for doing this proceedure.

These come in a pack with different sizes, ususally a little chart with them recommending drill sizes if drilling is required. Since the boken off part is basically a threaded tube you should not need to drill.

Take the ez-out, tape into the hole and spin out the broken portion.

Brian

 

[davitk]

not to hijack, but would someone mind posting brief instructions to get the clickable thumbnail images into the actual post vs as an attachment?

sorry to be ignorant, i looked in what i thought were the obvious places and tried dragging an image in, but that didn't work either.

thanks,

amp

Open a free account at photobucket.com , upload your pics there. From your album, choose the pic you want to share, click the box on the lower left of the pic to highlight it. Now go to the bottom right of the page, click on "Generate HTML and IMG code", go down to "IMG clickable thumbnails for message boards - recommended", copy, then come back here and paste in your message. Like my Mexican buddy always said, "piece of pie, man, piece of pie"

 

[ampsucker]

thanks for the tip!

 

[SpringHollow]

There are some grease fittings that are driven in - do not have threads. Not sure what keeps them in.

Ken