Breaker Bar USA Made 1/2" x 36"

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Originally Posted By: onion
It was the "gudgeon nut" on a 9400 John Deere 4wd tractor- one of those that has weighs about 50,000 pounds and has about 400hp. The 'gudgeon' (a term that I've never heard elsewhere) is the pin, about 10" in diameter, that allows the front and rear halves of the tractor to swivel (not steer, but swivel- this pin is parallel to the direction of travel). It was rusty and put up a [censored] of a fight.


I know what you mean. Wow. I thought the flywheel bolts om a Cat D399 were serious.
 
I have had to put a 4:1 multiplier stacked on top of a 6:1 to get the retaining nut off of a large 4 post press with A 4' bar standing on a ladder. That was an oh so fun way to spend an afternoon
 
Originally Posted By: benjamming
HondaMan,

Maybe I'm just slower than usual today, but I couldn't find it on Kobalt's website.


https://www.kobalttools.com/

They are sold at Lowes. As I noted take care in that a large percentage of their offerings are NOT US made.

But the 'pro' offerings are in fact very nice. I believe they are to be made by the same compnay that makes Matco.
 
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