[robtattoo]

 

[Snow Fox]

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Saaaaame!!!😂

 

[robtattoo]

*sigh....

New plug'll be here Tuesday.

 

[salabim]

I bought a CNC plug from either amazon or ebay.
Dont remember which. Much easier to work with over the stock drain plug, and only 10 bucks.

 

[robtattoo]

I bought a CNC plug from either amazon or ebay.
Dont remember which. Much easier to work with over the stock drain plug, and only 10 bucks.

Yep, I've got one on order.

 

[Oldfatguy]

Yep, I've got one on order.

Six point socket really helps.

OFG

 

[robtattoo]

Six point socket really helps.

OFG

Not today, it didn't! Chewed the aluminum plug head right up.

 

[Oldfatguy]

Not today, it didn't! Chewed the aluminum plug head right up.

If the six point won’t do the job it has been way over torqued. Book spec is a bit high. I learned to always use a new o-ring.

OFG

 

[Ken]

I always used a breaker bar, an extension and a 6 point socket and I never had a problem. Maybe they have had some quality issues on the bolts at times.

 

[SpeedyTide]

*sigh....

New plug'll be here Tuesday.

Has happened to a few of us.

 

[elime]

Take a chisel and a hammer, put the chisel on the outer edge at an angle so when you strike it it will unscrew the plug, and hit the chisel with the hammer. The plug will come loose and be easily removed. At least it did for me when all other methods failed.

 

[Oldfatguy]

Take a chisel and a hammer, put the chisel on the outer edge at an angle so when you strike it it will unscrew the plug, and hit the chisel with the hammer. The plug will come loose and be easily removed. At least it did for me when all other methods failed.

Manuel specs 32 foot lb for drain plug. Use a new o-ring and 25 FP Works.

OFG

 

[robtattoo]

Take a chisel and a hammer, put the chisel on the outer edge at an angle so when you strike it it will unscrew the plug, and hit the chisel with the hammer. The plug will come loose and be easily removed. At least it did for me when all other methods failed.

Yessir, that's the plan when I have the new plug in hand.

Manuel specs 32 foot lb for drain plug. Use a new o-ring and 25 FP Works.

OFG

32?! Good god, no wonder it won't break free! I don't think I've ever torqued one down before. I've always just tightened it down until the O-ring deals, then nip it up maybe a 1/4 turn. Maybe 20lb at most.