Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
A stuck threaded stud can stop a repair cold. This how-to demonstrates a practical shop method using controlled heat and hand tools to help loosen and remove a seized stud.
TOOLS USED:
• High-intensity propane/MAPP torch head: amzn.to/3Ubyh4g
• Coleman 16 oz propane cylinders (2-pack): amzn.to/461nht3
• 30-piece SAE/metric combination wrench set: amzn.to/4hTAKdz
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SAFETY:
Wear eye protection and gloves, work in a well-ventilated area, keep fuel and other flammables away from the work area, and follow all tool and fuel-cylinder instructions. Use care around painted surfaces, seals, wiring, and fuel systems.
This video covers a useful stuck-stud removal technique for automotive repair, engine work, restoration projects, farm equipment, and general mechanical work.
#StuckStud #StudRemoval #MechanicTips #AutoRepair #ToolTips #AntiqueAuto If you enjoy these videos and want to support the channel, shop through our Amazon storefront: amazon.com/shop/gen3antiqueauto
It costs you nothing extra and helps Gen III Antique Auto enormously.
As an Amazon Associate, Gen III Antique Auto earns from qualifying purchases.
A stuck threaded stud can stop a repair cold. This how-to demonstrates a practical shop method using controlled heat and hand tools to help loosen and remove a seized stud.
TOOLS USED:
• High-intensity propane/MAPP torch head: amzn.to/3Ubyh4g
• Coleman 16 oz propane cylinders (2-pack): amzn.to/461nht3
• 30-piece SAE/metric combination wrench set: amzn.to/4hTAKdz
As an Amazon Associate, Gen III Antique Auto earns from qualifying purchases.
Need help with a Model T or antique automobile? Visit gen3antiqueauto.com
SAFETY:
Wear eye protection and gloves, work in a well-ventilated area, keep fuel and other flammables away from the work area, and follow all tool and fuel-cylinder instructions. Use care around painted surfaces, seals, wiring, and fuel systems.
This video covers a useful stuck-stud removal technique for automotive repair, engine work, restoration projects, farm equipment, and general mechanical work.
#StuckStud #StudRemoval #MechanicTips #AutoRepair #ToolTips #AntiqueAuto If you enjoy these videos and want to support the channel, shop through our Amazon storefront: amazon.com/shop/gen3antiqueauto
It costs you nothing extra and helps Gen III Antique Auto enormously.
As an Amazon Associate, Gen III Antique Auto earns from qualifying purchases.
