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Hacked my way through removing Outer Banks crash bars. Hope it helps. EDIT. Used 15mm to remove bolts. Only loosen top bolt head, bottom lock nut is welded on.

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Props for getting it done, but that's tough to watch.
 
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Props for getting it done, but that's tough to watch.
lol......wait until I try to tackle the vinyl roof wrap and tire delete kit. It's all about improvising for us newbies.
 

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lol......wait until I try to tackle the vinyl roof wrap and tire delete kit. It's all about improvising for us newbies.
I love your creativity and tenacity! I often have to utilize alternative techniques for modding my Bronco!

If plan ‘A’ doesn’t work (it rarely does in my case), then improvise for plan ‘B’ and get it done!
 

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That's quite the Cheater Bar!!!
 
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That's quite the Cheater Bar!!!
I probably wouldn't recommend as a breaker bar, but the fan down rod worked for me. I will say it was quite the job trying to remove bolts with tires on and regular socket. But hey, I got it done.
 

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lol......wait until I try to tackle the vinyl roof wrap and tire delete kit. It's all about improvising for us newbies.
You got this Mike!! Good job on the DIY. Every job you get a little bit more experience, and sometimes build up your set of tools a little too. I do the exact same thing with my cheater bars. I have a simple pipe that I slip on a ratchet for tight spaces, and then I also have a long pipe for more torque where space allows.
 
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You got this Mike!! Good job on the DIY. Every job you get a little bit more experience, and sometimes build up your set of tools a little too. I do the exact same thing with my cheater bars. I have a simple pipe that I slip on a ratchet for tight spaces, and then I also have a long pipe for more torque where space allows.
Thanks, Tim. I'm following your lead.
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