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Originally Posted by jt20
remove the head of the bolt by drilling out the center to a wide enough radius.
the head will come off and it will remain as a post in the block.
it will then be easier to remove since there is no clamping action along the bolt's length - the majority of the friction has been removed.
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This was a last resort for me, not needed.
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Originally Posted by t walgamuth
This cheater is applied to an 18" breaker bar, which I have had for at least 30 years! 
No sense straining myself. I use it on lug nuts too, so I don't have to pull so hard. |
Had my trusty old Craftsman breaker bar + 2' floor jack handle (not needed)
Suspect PO / mechanic f'd up the splines as the m10 went in straight and
deep - NO gunk in splined bottom.