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Whenever you have a tough to turn set screw that protrudes, thread a nut on flush with the end. That keeps it from splitting. Also use a pin punch that fits into the wrench hole and give it a few dozen sharp raps with a hammer. That relieves pressure on the end of the screw and on the threads, to ease turning.
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Wow, another great suggestion.
This thread has turned to be really informative (at least to me). Thanks to all. |
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Whacking the bottom of the hex screw "socket" with a thin pin punch with some penetrating oil before and after , has always done the trick for me. Repeat as required. If the screw begins to turn then binds up again, don't force it, thread it back IN again, flood with penetrating oil and repeat back and forth until it comes all the way out.
Make sure the pin punch is at the BOTTOM of the hex "inlet" of the set screw! Also: Use good quality US made Allen wrenches, not your Harbor Freight specials! Also: Considering goobering some grease in the hole after you put it back together , to slow down the rust process. The next owner will sing praises in your name.
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