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13 Apr 2015 19:28 #1 by Geno
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Looking to see what works best for getting these pipes out of the engine blocks. What has worked best for you guys? :idea

I asked Sandra if she wanted a stack, she said "well duh". :rolling

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13 Apr 2015 19:41 #2 by M Bailey
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Geno I've had good luck with an 18" Rigid pipe wrench. Easier to remove if the block is warmed up first and a little Kroil on the threads helps out too!
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13 Apr 2015 20:20 - 13 Apr 2015 20:21 #3 by Trouty56
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OK...here is what I do....I cut the pipe off about 1/2 inch away form the block.....then take a sawzall and cut the pipe at two places longwise....not quite through but enough to weaken the pipe wall....then take a punch and hammer it towards the inside.....

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13 Apr 2015 20:25 - 13 Apr 2015 20:25 #4 by Geno
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You ever try the big honkin pipe wrench Bob? :idea
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13 Apr 2015 20:33 #5 by Trouty56
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No....I was always afraid to break something......pipe is cheaper to me.....but give it try if you like....

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13 Apr 2015 21:22 #6 by JustinW.73
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What I do is dab a little oil here, some there, and break out the heavy artillery! https://www.menards.com/main/plumbing/plumbing-tools/hand-tools/wrenches/48-heavy-duty-cast-iron-handled-pipe-wrench/p-1339101-c-8615.htm
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13 Apr 2015 22:55 #7 by Sandra
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Well duh. :smile2

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13 Apr 2015 23:09 #8 by Bobster
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I soaked mine for about 4 days with PB Blaster. Used a sharp chisel to break it loose. Worked but I was sweating all the while.
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14 Apr 2015 06:46 #9 by GT 14
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Warm it up and use the big Honker! :cents1
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14 Apr 2015 08:04 #10 by Geno
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I've been putting PB Blaster on it for about 5 days. I got out the 2' pipe wrench and took a hammer to the end of it and gave it some hammer action and she came out. I like hammer action better than constant pressure, seems to break less things overall, sort of like an impact. Thanks for all the advise guys. :thumb1

Now I'm off to start a stack thread to see what you all have done so Sandra can see them. :smile2
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