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Old 14-06-2011, 13:21   #31
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Re: Help - Can't Get That Last Screw out of Lewmar 55

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Re: Help - Can't Get That Last Screw out of Lewmar 55

Holy **** thats a bunch of parts!! Compare the Lewmarr55 drawing to that of an Andersen 58 ANDERSEN Winches#
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For future reference prawns are those tasty marine creatures, Pawns are those small "expendable" front row chess pieces and pawls are a "common component of a ratchet". (Wikipedia)
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Re: Help - Can't Get That Last Screw out of Lewmar 55

To stop that sort of problem recurring, consider using loctite or similar on all threads. Stops corrosion and binding. Everything on our boat is assembled with loctite whether it needs to be locked or not!
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Re: Help - Can't Get That Last Screw out of Lewmar 55

Loctite comes in several variations. I'd use TefGel.

Congratulations on getting that last one out of there.

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Re: Help - Can't Get That Last Screw out of Lewmar 55

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who won the beer?
The free beer goes to everyone that offered a suggestion. You do have to come to Oriental, NC to get it though because I will want to have one too.

Seriously, it was great to put this problem up here and get good responses that really did help. The impact wrench was a simple manual kind - not air powered or hydraulic.

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For future reference prawns are those tasty marine creatures, Pawns are those small "expendable" front row chess pieces and pawls are a "common component of a ratchet". (Wikipedia)
So I'll remember..... EAT Prawns, LOSE Pawns, and REPLACE Pawls
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