got the bastard tight pully bolt out - using an 12 quid impact gun - shifted it in 20 seconds

then took a further 2 mins to remove pully, which wasnt seized on

and then 5 mins to put new belt on and 30 mins to make sure it was timed up correctly

absolutely spot on - very chuffed with meself


but my impact gun broke then after need to take it back and swap it - but the best 12 quid i've spent is that

 

Bout time too

 

cheers for the advice aswell via PM stu - much appreciated

 

 

shows what goons can do when they get good advice

 

Who's a happy chappy then

 

coooont off ya ugly mofo

 

is that one of those 12v impact guns for removing wheel nuts?

 

yup - 11.99 from halfrauds - well impressed with it

 

Top job Graceland


However........PMSL at:

Then:

 

what did i tell you?

damn useful tools to have. mine was about 20 quid and hasn't broken after many uses. machine mart also do one. i think that they're basically all the same cheap chinese crap but just rebadged by whoever.

 

Top stuff Paul

Invaluable them guns are, done many a wheel, hubnut, flywheel bolt, crank bolt, etc etc with it

 

invaluable till they break - only 3 days old, time to get a refund or a replacement

 

buy a good 1 tight cooooooooont mine was nearly Ł400 cordless24v one

 

so you couldnt get it on without taking the pulley off ???


fancy that

 

oh fuck me with a cucumber, i didnt even attempt it

 

 

amazing how easy a 12 quid device makes jobs - if i had it the other day it would of saved 6 hours of head scratching and heavehoing