Will this work on a perfectly round bolt. The Allen / Hex whole has been striped. the outside is round. Will this work on round bolts
1389929
I would think so if the inside diameter of the turbo fits snugly over the bolt where you have to tap it in with a hammer. The turbo blades can then grip and dig into the bolt. Go slow and use a long bar for leverage and it will give smoothly.
1389930
I purchased this because of a rounded head bolt, put it on tapped it with a hammer and out the bolt came. Saved me hours of heat and grinding, Still use liquid wrench 24 hours before using this tool.
363450
Great question. I do not believe that they are the correct diameter to match the size of a crossbow bolt. I have never them on a bolt. Only on an arrow.
336260
It has more to do with your brand of winch mount. This fairlead bolts to that. I think they are pretty standard as far as the mounting of fairleads goes.
317888
It will work fine. May need to make a simple plate to mount it if the bolt spread doesn't match up. A real simple part that you can make yourself.
1125018
the round fit mine just fine. i did use longer bolts as the round plate on the jack was a little thicker than the original but the bolt pattern fit fine...good luck.
799561
The bolt (screw) circle is 11 5/8" so the hole diameter should be about 1/2" smaller than that or NO BIGGER THAN 11 1/8" otherwise the screws will have nothing to screw into. You can probably get away with using only 4 screws at 12-3-6 and 9 O'Clock. That's what I did.
1673649
Yes I do believe it will work. You may need to cut a nutch in the hard plastic to accommodate the round cambered indicator though.
477386
I have used it on several AR15's but not in the manner it recommends for bolt type rifles. You will have to play with it some to get what you need from it.
2095990
you need to find out if you have square or round u bolts. if the whith is the same you will be fine you can always cut down the length
1060349
it could be made to work, need a proper size bolt and thread type, it is not designed for it however, only would use as a last resort!
1053968
Is it possible that the allen screw has been over tightened? That is the only thing I can think of that would result in your situation. If this is the case you can either try to use thread tape or a piece of string soaked in lock-tite to provide some "Traction" for the bolt threads. A slightly larger size bolt may also work in the already stripped threads. Good luck!
716003
This is a great product for squared off rails, I have to agree with the other answers that it would be unstable on a round rail without modification. Too bad.
1570205
Make sure that you are placing the nut correctly on the bolt; rounded end to the outside; check to make sure that you're using the correct size bolt for each area. Try using two wrench's, or a pliers and a wrench to secure one end while turning either the bolt or the nut. I have approximately 1/8" of the bolt showing through the end of the nuts.
743496
Can you tell if the nut insert is moving when you try to install the ball mount? If you were able to removed the allen head bolt with ease. I would think the threads are not strip out.
1583562
It's hard to say from the information you have provided. I'm not sure what size bolts you are referring or any other info that might be helpful to give a more accurate answer, but these do work extremely well and come in handy. As a matter of fact, I just used mine to take out a rusted up screw on a hot water heater element yesterday and it worked like a charm.
22439
I just used the bolt I had. I didn't buy any. Just took old ring off and then put this one on.
789454
I would say it would not work on a round rail. Even if it officially would fit the rail, you would have to tighten it down so much to keep the grill from "rolling" you would crush the railing.