Skip to main content

Eject the Extracted Broken Bolt from the G-FORS Internal Extractor

1:39
2:12
39.1K views

At 1:39 in

I Wish I had this Forty years ago. #contractor #tools #heavyequipment #shorts #repair

What happens here

Once the broken bolt has been extracted, it will remain within the GripEdge Internal Broken Bolt Extractor. To remove it, use the specialized GripEdge Foreign Object Removal Sleeve. This sleeve threads onto the internal extractor. Attach a wrench (or ratcheting wrench) to the sleeve and turn it. As the sleeve is tightened, it will push the extracted broken bolt out of the internal extractor, preventing the need for prying and ensuring the tool remains undamaged.

Goal: Safely remove the extracted broken bolt from the internal extractor.

Tools and materials

  • GripEdge Internal Broken Bolt Extractor — The tool containing the extracted broken bolt
  • Wrench — Turning the removal sleeve