handle bar stem nut kicking my a**

[dragnusa]

ok Im trying to disassemble the bike im building for my wife and the dang handle bar stem nut wont break loose, when I got the bike the front fork was seized and I sprayed the hell out of it till it broke loose so its had its fair share of wd 40 and pb blaster and nothing

 

[Walker]

Try putting some heat to it? Other than that it sounds like you're doing everything else. PB + Patience.

 

[dragnusa]

HEAT I got HEAT HAHAHAHAHAHAH (evil laugh) just cant use it right now I have the frame covered in oven cleaner. I will have to try that tomorrow

 

[gato'sbikes]

i know this might sound silly but make a plug in one end and put some water in it.....i know these stem quill are a pain to get out and ive tried wd-40 and other thing and honestly that has worked the best... for me..... just my 2 cents and if all else fails torch it :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[dragnusa]

i know this might sound silly but make a plug in one end and put some water in it.....i know these stem quill are a pain to get out and ive tried wd-40 and other thing and honestly that has worked the best... for me..... just my 2 cents and if all else fails torch it :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Im talking about the nut at the top of the neck the stems still in the neck

 

[chagovatoloco]

white Vinigar, it will eat the rust that is holding it togeather. Try to soak it over night if you can.

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[outskirtscustoms]

If all else fails use some PB blaster and impact sockets and air tools 8) .

 

[gato'sbikes]

i know this might sound silly but make a plug in one end and put some water in it.....i know these stem quill are a pain to get out and ive tried wd-40 and other thing and honestly that has worked the best... for me..... just my 2 cents and if all else fails torch it :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Im talking about the nut at the top of the neck the stems still in the neck

oh sorry never mind....... well in that case torch it!!!!!

 

[dragnusa]

ended up breaking out the angle grinder and cutting as much as I could without messing up the threads then hit it with a cold chisel