Im sure its a good tool but like some already mentioned here, we dont all have over $400 in extra money to spend. Ive tackled this my self on my truck drivers side was simple wd 40 breaker bar couple socket wrenches as my brackets were once replaced already before I owned the truck job done. Passenger side, I soaked in oil pb blaster wd 40 used torque wrench breaker bar propane torch nothing was budging that radius arm nut. Finally, I opted for a decent air impact wrench with 1400 ft lbs of torque after going forward and backward several times nut was turning and spun right off. Not bad for an impact wrench that was less than 70 bucks.
I’ve watched a couple of these videos because I’m on the fence with the idea of buying one. Your video is the best one for describing this tool and it’s advantages. I will definitely be buying one soon. Thank you for sharing!
@@andrewmasaberg1116 I’m now changing the radius arm, bracket & shock tower. The radius arm nut is TIGHT. Even with the nut buster I struggled to turn it.
I like the bolt buster but sometimes you need the acetylene to heat up the larger metal which might not always be the bolt and sometimes you might not be able to get the wire in like a welding tip but having both you really can’t go wrong. Pretty cool, thanks for sharing
From what I remember, that looks like the updated version of the product that has 1800 watts of inductive power, not 1000 watts. That's a pretty good value for the money, especially with all the coils it comes with.
That's exactly what I've been doing. But there's an offer on amazon right now to get it for 5 payments with no interest. 5 67 dollar payments is just an easier pill for me to swallow haha.
Im sure its a good tool but like some already mentioned here, we dont all have over $400 in extra money to spend. Ive tackled this my self on my truck drivers side was simple wd 40 breaker bar couple socket wrenches as my brackets were once replaced already before I owned the truck job done. Passenger side, I soaked in oil pb blaster wd 40 used torque wrench breaker bar propane torch nothing was budging that radius arm nut. Finally, I opted for a decent air impact wrench with 1400 ft lbs of torque after going forward and backward several times nut was turning and spun right off. Not bad for an impact wrench that was less than 70 bucks.
Excellent comment pal , and your personal experience gives others thoughts of options . The green body electric impact he's using looks beefy as well.
I’ve watched a couple of these videos because I’m on the fence with the idea of buying one. Your video is the best one for describing this tool and it’s advantages. I will definitely be buying one soon. Thank you for sharing!
I use a heat Induction tool on rusted bolts and nuts everyday. They have completely changed how I tackle rusted hardware.
Factory underbody lubrication killed me!!! 🤣
Detroit engineering.....
Hell I don’t have a shop but I’m buying one to change the radius arm bushings on my 95 F-150.
I know me to
I'm changing mine tomorrow
@@andrewmasaberg1116 I’m now changing the radius arm, bracket & shock tower. The radius arm nut is TIGHT. Even with the nut buster I struggled to turn it.
@@dmoore7519 there assholes. I hate the ttb axle. Literally worst part about my obs ford
I'm changing mine in the next week or two. Got a 94 though.
I like the bolt buster but sometimes you need the acetylene to heat up the larger metal which might not always be the bolt and sometimes you might not be able to get the wire in like a welding tip but having both you really can’t go wrong. Pretty cool, thanks for sharing
From what I remember, that looks like the updated version of the product that has 1800 watts of inductive power, not 1000 watts. That's a pretty good value for the money, especially with all the coils it comes with.
I’ve got the same problem my bushing has fallen apart and the arm hasn’t came loose yet but I’m scared to even drive it sense the bushings gone
I’m About to order mines now 😏😏😏👍👍👍
Nice, you're gonna love it
I dont have 300 for a bolt buster so im still soaking it in oil, keep trying the pry bar.... And this guys yell'in yahtzee!
I am the bolt buster,........
i tried it ,i love it, but to expensive so i just borow it lol
That's exactly what I've been doing. But there's an offer on amazon right now to get it for 5 payments with no interest. 5 67 dollar payments is just an easier pill for me to swallow haha.
So… Is it a heat induction tool ?? …. that produces heat by induction ?
This tool uses an inductive coil to head metal objects. It doesn't produce heat, but it heats metal objects that it touches, or surrounds.
@FlashPerformance very similar to a Arc welder. The way it I duces electricity.
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