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I have been trying to get the nuts off my droplinks for a while now and have resorted to this fine tool. After 8 years of grit and grime and Scottish weather the nuts are not for coming off my droplinks. I have tried soaking in WD40, i have tried cutting off with a mini dremel tool all of which haven't worked. I have now borrowed a nut splitter which will hopefully do the trick and if all else fails i will need to hand it over to the professionals to do the job for me.

I have managed to borrow quite a heavy duty nut splitter from someone as the ones on ebay and halfrauds look quite fragile.

Fingers crossed it can cut the nuts off with this.

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When I can't get them off links we use an exhaust cut off tool, which is just a larger version of your dremmel, cut the nut down the length of the threaded section and then chap off, so you were along the right lines. Some are more awkward than others to get to though. Hope you can get the nut splitter in ok :)

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Well the nut splitter would only work on top nut and was too big to get into the bottom nut so am going to have to throw in the towel on this and put it into a garage and pay to get them fitted:-( was trying to learn how to do simple things but hey guess even the simple things are only simple if you know how and have the right tools.

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