Do Nut Breakers Really Work??

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  • Опубліковано 4 лют 2016
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  • @desmoog
    @desmoog 8 років тому +103

    best to split twice, opposite sides and nut falls off

  • @thewhitemustang
    @thewhitemustang 6 років тому +2

    In a time where talking over background music has hit youtube like the plague, It's so nice to see a good straight forward video (even if it is an ad) with no bull. Good job my friend.

  • @waltjunovich8415
    @waltjunovich8415 8 років тому +278

    If I need nuts broken I just call my Ex-Wife.
    She's a real Pro ! 😛

    • @BMACVAGS
      @BMACVAGS  8 років тому +3

      Hahahahaha

    • @simonepusceddu44
      @simonepusceddu44 8 років тому

      LOL!!

    • @4DIYers
      @4DIYers 7 років тому +2

      Better hope she's not reading this, she might hunt you down lol :P

    • @jasepoag8930
      @jasepoag8930 7 років тому

      My thoughts exactly, last I checked, my ex-wife still worked.

    • @mugurelmugur5750
      @mugurelmugur5750 7 років тому

      Jase Poag jj

  • @jamesmullen262
    @jamesmullen262 8 років тому +24

    Hey man, never tried these always grab an angle grinder or air cut off tool when I get into trouble. But after seeing these they will come in handy when space is a problem.

  • @4DIYers
    @4DIYers 7 років тому +5

    Hey that's a pretty cool tool, definitely beats using a torch or grinder. Especially in those hard to reach areas.

  • @harryleidy7593
    @harryleidy7593 6 років тому +2

    use it twice. cut on both sides of the nut and it splits the nut in half and it falls off the stud. been using mine for many years.

  • @treblarefils
    @treblarefils 8 років тому +1

    Yes the threads are possibly damaged as a result but it is easy to run a die to renew the threads. There are many times that this tool could be of major help. The nuts in the video dont appear to be overly bad but he is just demonstrating the use of this tool. Pretty neat i've been working on cars for years i don't think i've ever seen this tool hahaha.

  • @Ghostsamuari25
    @Ghostsamuari25 8 років тому +2

    Great vid of tool and demonstration on how to use. Had no knowledge this tool existed, so thanks for putting me on to it. Info stored in my memory bank;)

  • @greatnortherntroll6841
    @greatnortherntroll6841 7 років тому +155

    The NUT is what gets split... NOT the bolt/stud!

    • @Ahasveros8
      @Ahasveros8 6 років тому

      Yes! The NUT NOT funny!

    • @351cleavland
      @351cleavland 6 років тому

      That's what she said!

    • @ALSANMAT
      @ALSANMAT 6 років тому

      Im sure it can do thr bolt as well though

    • @ralfie8801
      @ralfie8801 6 років тому +1

      Alexander Matias
      Why would you want to split a bolt? They are usually screwed into a blind hole and all you can see of it is the bolt head. If you break the bolt head, then you can't get the bolt out without drilling it or welding a nut on what's left in order to remove it with a wrench.

    • @ALSANMAT
      @ALSANMAT 6 років тому

      Ralfie i said it could do it. I didnt say it was practical.

  • @hairynews8348
    @hairynews8348 4 місяці тому

    Great demonstration! I've a bolt on a front ball joint that's rounded, so will go down this route.

  • @ryanfisher6402
    @ryanfisher6402 6 років тому +11

    Professional mechanic here and Ive never ever needed that....a good gun, heat or penitraiting oil is all I use

    • @acalora123
      @acalora123 6 років тому +1

      Won't work so well when you're taking nuts off ball joints and it spins inside the control arm.

    • @shona5512
      @shona5512 6 років тому +4

      "Professional mechanic" who has never encountered a spinning bolt with a seized nut.. How peculiar.

    • @makelamemusic
      @makelamemusic 6 років тому +6

      acalora123 apply pressure with a gear jack from below and it wont spin..?

    • @HOWNDOG66
      @HOWNDOG66 6 років тому

      A nutcracker is cheaper, faster and less mess....everything a pro should want

    • @edwilko8819
      @edwilko8819 6 років тому

      acalora123 you use a ball joint separator with something like wd40. Tap the thread or bolt with a hammer a few times to crack the rust and let the fluid in. Then with the ball joint spliter/spreader/separator in place or just a pri-bar the pressure stops the track Rod end or ball joint from spinning and off it comes.
      Nice to see these things work tho

  • @kyleryan509
    @kyleryan509 2 роки тому

    Loved the way you opened the package. No bullshit method

  • @BROTHAWARRIOR
    @BROTHAWARRIOR 4 місяці тому

    Excellent demonstration.

  • @indian2003
    @indian2003 7 років тому +2

    I have had mine for over 35 years now. In those day only expensive ones were available and I got a Hazet nut splitter. I tried an hydraulic model but it was not as effective.

  • @yamahabradley
    @yamahabradley 6 років тому +98

    How can you not know the difference between a bolt and a nut?

    • @jeremys959
      @jeremys959 6 років тому +33

      Robert Bradley the same guy that tries opening the package like a caveman

    • @bigdoggy2693
      @bigdoggy2693 6 років тому

      well a bolt dus not have a hole to run it through

    • @ronyerke9250
      @ronyerke9250 6 років тому +2

      Dyslexic? He still managed to get the job done.

    • @richdiscoveries
      @richdiscoveries 6 років тому

      Robert Bradley a bolt is the stud side. A nut is what threads on to the bolt

    • @HOWNDOG66
      @HOWNDOG66 6 років тому +4

      The bolt is the male part, nut is female (easy to remember that)....if you can’t figure it out from there ask a doctor.

  • @MsVersus
    @MsVersus 2 роки тому +3

    I’ve never stabbed a package open like that…good idea 😎

    • @_P0tat07_
      @_P0tat07_ 2 роки тому +1

      Haha. I laughed so hard when I saw him do that 🤣

  • @hellcat1988
    @hellcat1988 6 років тому +1

    If you're not worried about saving the nut, just use a rotary tool like a dremel with a cutting wheel. MUCH easier.

  • @underwaterdick
    @underwaterdick 7 років тому +1

    Very handy tool! Used many times on track rod ends!

  • @worldpeace32
    @worldpeace32 6 років тому

    Back then we don't have this luxury in my country, we usually used a hacksaw and adjustable spanner, it was hard work because the nuts were quite big

  • @jok3r1024
    @jok3r1024 6 років тому +1

    you need an Allen wrench to hold the bolt in place while you remove the nut...

    • @gearhead2255
      @gearhead2255 2 роки тому

      Most the times those strip out. Have had it happen many tine

  • @MorganD99
    @MorganD99 6 років тому

    Yes! I used one earlier on today. Done the job easy!

  • @DeaDPooL-XforceX
    @DeaDPooL-XforceX Рік тому

    Thanks for showing I’m doing this I have a stuck ball joint nut planning to replace a new ball joint. Can it split a castle nut?

  • @christopherclarke2493
    @christopherclarke2493 6 років тому +1

    i have been a mechanic for 20 years and nut splitters where around before me!

  • @willyvonbusche729
    @willyvonbusche729 6 років тому

    Nice video mate. I have a pair of those but I have't tried them yet. Now I'll know that they are working. Thanks.

  • @brianjschumer
    @brianjschumer 6 років тому

    Pretty cool, I see the blue loctite on the nuts and rust, so the bolt breaker works well.

  • @holton345
    @holton345 7 років тому +6

    You were pretty fortunate that this worked. Usually the back side of the splitter snaps in half. The nut stays firmly in place and the tool is ruined. I have used these about a dozen times and have never had one that did not break. Perhaps the hardware used on my Jeep's suspension is all Grade 8 (or metric 10.9) and is too hard for these cheap tools. Grade 5 (metric 8.8, which is probably what was used on the two nuts in this video).

    • @DonnieDarko1
      @DonnieDarko1 7 років тому

      Holton 345
      yep. mostly a waste of money, maybe the higher end ones may yield better results but I doubt it. Even the tiny screw on the side of the nut splitter can easily break off on the middle of the torque process or while you're at near end of torquing down in a real tight area, the splitter will just keep sliding off to the weakest side and prolong the misery.
      they are a useful tool but in very limited applications. Best to hang on to your vise grips and keep your angle grinders handy.

    • @gaff205
      @gaff205 5 років тому +1

      Some moron why would you use it a dozen times if it was always bad stop working on cars you obviously have no clue what you're doing

  • @Smodlee
    @Smodlee 3 роки тому

    Another British mate taken over the world

  • @Semo_420
    @Semo_420 6 років тому

    There's several ways to get that nut off but that's pretty handy when you have the room to use it

  • @johndisalvo6283
    @johndisalvo6283 2 роки тому

    I knew this was going to be good, when I saw him open the package!!!!

  • @StanleyKubick1
    @StanleyKubick1 7 років тому

    Thanks for putting this up. I'd been wondering about those.

  • @ThePunter29
    @ThePunter29 8 років тому

    Great stuff. I've got a rounded off sump plug I just cannot get off. Welding a nut on top the only option left. Except I don't have a welder. This looks like a cheap solution.

  • @konlesc7293
    @konlesc7293 8 років тому

    You doing very very good job !!! I cant wait more videos...

  • @fox10169
    @fox10169 6 років тому +34

    Who hits the threaded part on a tierod ? Hit where it goes through the knuckle and it'll pop right off...if it doesn't put your purse down and hit it harder. And their nuts not bolts lol I feel bad for any car you work on and the poor sap that ends up with it after you

    • @kevinapierce
      @kevinapierce 6 років тому +1

      Fox he's an. Asshat just making videos

    • @coypatton3160
      @coypatton3160 6 років тому

      If the outer tie rod end is bad it really does not matter. If it wasn’t bad before it is now so it still does not matter.
      Folks if your tie rod end is not bad, use a bit of penetrating oil and a wire brush to clean those threads. If you watch closely there is a allen wrench spot on the end of the stud. Get the nut broke loose then the impact he had should remove the nut. A tie rod separator will pop it out.

    • @fox10169
      @fox10169 6 років тому +1

      Coy Patton lmfaooo 9/10 that allen head strips out. And in the video he said "if your trying to save it, just use a bit of wood on the top" no need for that and it honestly is a bigger pain in the ass because the wood absorbs a lot of the impact, and can't get the full ass behind it. When you hit what it goes through all of that impact goes to the part. This is pretty basic knowledge in terms of mechanical work.

    • @cjoe42
      @cjoe42 6 років тому +2

      Pretty tough talk for someone who doesn't know the spelling difference between "they're" and "their". The man said "if you're trying to save this, use a bit of wood on the front of it". He didn't use the wood, so clearly he doesn't plan to reuse the tie rod end. It doesn't matter if he used proper procedure to remove the refuse part. The video was about demonstrating if a nut breaker would work and he showed that it did. And what's this whole thing about him having a purse? Are you so insecure about your manhood that you need to go point out how unmanly you think everyone else is in an attempt to make yourself feel better?

    • @fox10169
      @fox10169 6 років тому

      cjoe42 wasn't insulting anyone's manhood, but if the shoe fits wear it. And that's pretty big talk for someone who had the whole point of this go 10miles over their head. You seriously trying to do this right now? Lmfaooo

  • @ShaneLynn1
    @ShaneLynn1 6 років тому

    Looking through the comments, I see a lot of people talking about how he hit the tie rod end and it messed up the threads. Clearly you didn't see the boots on them and plus he was replacing the tie rods anyways. Why else take them off unless you're removing the knuckle in which I'm sure he'd use a different method.

  • @crazyfrog4000
    @crazyfrog4000 6 років тому

    Angle grinders work too, if you are taking your time and want to save the stud/bolt

  • @iangraham6730
    @iangraham6730 6 років тому

    Id like to see you try do that with a steel nut. Handy tool for mild steel nuts tho, like those ones.

  • @Jer0m3
    @Jer0m3 4 роки тому

    Do these nut breakers work good when you don't want to damage the bolt/thread? Sometimes the bolt/thread is irreplaceable, like some shock absorber mounts...

  • @Shithead-wf5js
    @Shithead-wf5js 7 років тому +2

    Finally a useful video on UA-cam ! Good job pal

  • @davidperry7676
    @davidperry7676 6 років тому +2

    heh where did you get the plastic grating for your gravel do you find it good and what does it look like from a distance?

    • @lmalino695
      @lmalino695 6 років тому

      Google permeable driveways; many types out there. They're claimed to be very effective when properly installed.

  • @simonlloyd7557
    @simonlloyd7557 3 роки тому

    the best way mate is to use the splitter on two opposite sides of the nut. it will simply fall into two pieces. no need to go launching a hammer at it.

  • @williamvolkmann8658
    @williamvolkmann8658 6 років тому

    The nut breaker is to be used to compress the fastener in a manner to loosen it not ruin it also its meant to use manually not air tool rated.

  • @CH1CK3NNU66375
    @CH1CK3NNU66375 6 років тому +4

    Man I didn't know Ali G had a youtube channel.

  • @hairynews8348
    @hairynews8348 6 років тому

    Wished I'd seen your video a week ago. Would of saved me a lot of hassle!

  • @ichankomo8767
    @ichankomo8767 2 роки тому

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  • @FnixGhod1
    @FnixGhod1 6 років тому

    Hope you have a grinder cause the point on the breaker is totalled!

  • @HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP
    @HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP 6 років тому

    I used a smaller version of this tool- about 20 years ago, to remove the 3 (6) strut nuts on my Nissan. After 2 the body of the tool broke, and I just ended up using ViseGrip to hold it as a regular chisel, and whacked it with a sledgehammer. Worked fine then. Yup- I whacked off my nuts.

  • @juliosdiy3206
    @juliosdiy3206 6 років тому

    Holy crap this tool is cool gotta get it.

  • @lukevibertuk
    @lukevibertuk 6 років тому +28

    Bet that drain is full of stone....

    • @juechter
      @juechter 6 років тому

      lukevibertuk wouldnt matter it would still drain. Its a permeable driveway its actually made to have great drainage.

    • @jackking5567
      @jackking5567 6 років тому +3

      And pieces of car, spanners, old engine oil..

    • @robthesamplist
      @robthesamplist 6 років тому

      Also that size drain has about a 10 litre trough.

  • @hank1556
    @hank1556 6 років тому +1

    love your method of opening the package! hahahah

  • @tommywright8369
    @tommywright8369 6 років тому +3

    Dude, it's a NUT. You're a nut!😂

    • @bluehaze6132
      @bluehaze6132 6 років тому +2

      Tommy T .., this guy is just another stupid youtube video uploader who doesnt know a screwdriver from a bus driver😂

  • @haisaid
    @haisaid 3 роки тому

    Nice video thanks man

  • @fritzdrinks8879
    @fritzdrinks8879 6 років тому +1

    What song was used in the intro

  • @davesstuff1599
    @davesstuff1599 6 років тому

    One trick that most don't observe is to only use a six point not a twelve point socket, much more surface area.

  • @briandonovan5434
    @briandonovan5434 7 років тому

    death wheel or die grinder, those things are a pain in the ass. for tie rod ends, put vice grips in between the knuckle, as hard as you can get em, use channel locks to close them if necessary. rip with the gun and done

  • @hilham89
    @hilham89 6 років тому +1

    Hmmm interesting. You know I have never seen these before and must say I could have used them a few times

  • @CORRIGEEN71
    @CORRIGEEN71 8 років тому

    great tool/ video demo where can ya get them?

  • @spoobiespoobilicious3358
    @spoobiespoobilicious3358 6 років тому

    Bmac love the video bought a set love it . so wat kinda drain is that?

  • @forevercomputing
    @forevercomputing 6 років тому +1

    I would advise against working near drains... There is a correlation between lost bolts and working near drains. Scientists are stilling looking into this issue and looking for a solution.

  • @blackericdenice
    @blackericdenice 8 років тому +2

    Great video.

    • @BMACVAGS
      @BMACVAGS  8 років тому +1

      Thank you brother 👍

  • @stanleybowman4464
    @stanleybowman4464 6 років тому

    These splinters have been on the go for younks...

  • @kristopherolson55
    @kristopherolson55 6 років тому

    torches work good, heat it till its blood red and it will come off in 1 shot even with the joint able to just free spin... fire can solve all problems

  • @naythanhailey4824
    @naythanhailey4824 Рік тому

    Lol people saying “ I’ll use this if space is a problem” while using a giant impact🤓 90 angle grinder for the win😏

  • @bicky210
    @bicky210 6 років тому +2

    *DEEZ NUT SPLITTERS*

  • @andrethepolock2569
    @andrethepolock2569 6 років тому +12

    nice gloves lol dnt want to get your tea toten fingures dirty

  • @maximefortier9300
    @maximefortier9300 6 років тому +1

    He used it once, and the edge of the chisel is already dented

  • @patrickmackowiak2536
    @patrickmackowiak2536 8 років тому

    Great Video , can you put an amazon link in the description ? Thank you very much

  • @Gabriel-x2y
    @Gabriel-x2y 6 років тому

    i have a good set of torch but thanks for the review.

  • @hootche1
    @hootche1 6 років тому

    He worked on my last roles, it now goes up the road , sidways.

  • @donwest5387
    @donwest5387 11 місяців тому +1

    they are NUT splitters; you're not supposed to damage the bolt

  • @sergjay7993
    @sergjay7993 6 років тому +4

    you just mushroomed the thread on that tie rod

    • @lmalino695
      @lmalino695 6 років тому

      He said use wood or something to protect the threads if it's going to be re-used. His was a waste unit for demo.

  • @hibridradio
    @hibridradio 8 років тому +11

    when you break the nut, the Screw thread is damaged?

    • @BMACVAGS
      @BMACVAGS  8 років тому +7

      No thread is good

    • @hibridradio
      @hibridradio 8 років тому +2

      Thanks👍

    • @greatnortherntroll6841
      @greatnortherntroll6841 7 років тому +8

      Uwe Sanz If you drive the splitter too deep AFTER the nut splits, you can damage your threads, but generally the nut splits a bit before the thhreads get damaged. You should notice the tension on the splitter suddenly easing off at the moment the nut breaks apart. That's when you STOP turning the pressure screw!

    • @baklap141
      @baklap141 6 років тому +2

      But you can screw up the thread by knocking it loose with your hammer like you did.
      After you broke the nut once you need to do it again 180 degree turned and it will fall right off.

    • @ThatGuy-nv5kz
      @ThatGuy-nv5kz 6 років тому

      Great question! Just about to ask this myself

  • @Lov3lygurl20
    @Lov3lygurl20 3 роки тому +1

    Aright I want one beats spraying the darn nut multiple times with WD-40

    • @BMACVAGS
      @BMACVAGS  3 роки тому

      Yes defintely. Use the link in the description to get one.

  • @TejasToolMan
    @TejasToolMan 6 років тому

    worth every penny!

  • @pawelw6579
    @pawelw6579 3 роки тому +1

    So you are saying that it should work on the suspension arm bolts as it did here

    • @BMACVAGS
      @BMACVAGS  3 роки тому

      It works on all nuts

  • @IkarosCanFly
    @IkarosCanFly 6 років тому

    Thats a "must have" tool in Michigan.

  • @Mrnumbnut
    @Mrnumbnut 6 років тому +11

    You're supposed to hold the tool square , then the split is shorter - taking less effort and breaking cleanly. The way he opened the packet says it all - who works over an open drain ?

  • @driverjeff1498
    @driverjeff1498 6 років тому

    You picked pea gravel for your auto work surface area?

  • @JP-jm9fy
    @JP-jm9fy 6 років тому

    Does it make a difference of what grade the nut is?

  • @Dasdembo
    @Dasdembo 6 років тому

    I use it when I want to save parts.
    When i don't want to save parts I cut them off with angle grinder and replace them.

  • @JD-sr3ie
    @JD-sr3ie 6 років тому

    I have used these nut splitters and the tool broke trying to split a shock nut.

  • @GrimReaper-ly8zk
    @GrimReaper-ly8zk 5 років тому

    The balljoint doesn't spin if you use an Allen key , some even have a hexhead.

  • @LegendMuscle
    @LegendMuscle 6 років тому

    Will this compromise the thread on stud/bolt?

  • @devonsk8s4
    @devonsk8s4 6 років тому

    Big ups mate

  • @rodpanhard
    @rodpanhard 6 років тому

    Silverline stuff is usually not the best so a better make might hold up better.

  • @erikgarcia7228
    @erikgarcia7228 6 років тому

    What kind of drive way is that , I have a gravel driveway that is on an incline and it seems like that would be the perfect setup for mine could you make a video about it or just shoot me a comment

  • @li09li09li09
    @li09li09li09 6 років тому

    off topic what materials needed for your floor

  • @donwest5387
    @donwest5387 11 місяців тому

    those are NUTS!

  • @jblob5764
    @jblob5764 6 років тому

    Ya know usually people bury the plastic driveway framework with the gravel....

  • @Johnbrian210
    @Johnbrian210 6 років тому

    video should say .. How to remove seized nuts , and destroy parts in the process.

  • @fastbusiness
    @fastbusiness 7 років тому

    Used one once and the chisel part of the tool broke... nut stayed intact. Never tried using one since.

  • @alansmilealot
    @alansmilealot 6 років тому +35

    Instructions too complex now I'm on child support....

  • @michelebeck4311
    @michelebeck4311 6 років тому

    New torture method!

  • @737Garrus
    @737Garrus 3 роки тому

    What kind of floor is that? Kindof a grid of squares with gravel in between. Never seen before to be dead honest.

  • @rustyshackelford9156
    @rustyshackelford9156 6 років тому

    You're spinning the ball joint. Just use a pickle fork to pull down on the joint and then loosen the nut.

  • @paulpaul5606
    @paulpaul5606 6 років тому

    I’m going to buy one

  • @georgecroney6168
    @georgecroney6168 Рік тому +1

    A big pair of grips forces the cone into the hole & allows you to impact them off - piece of piss.

  • @psdaengr911
    @psdaengr911 6 років тому

    aqfter the first split, rotate the nut 180 degrees and do it again. The nut will fall off, no hammerikng needed.

  • @jake500s7
    @jake500s7 6 років тому +10

    impact gun not impact socket 😂😂😂

    • @normdeplume9806
      @normdeplume9806 6 років тому +4

      You use impact sockets on impact guns.

    • @jake500s7
      @jake500s7 6 років тому

      well yeah thats obvious

    • @normdeplume9806
      @normdeplume9806 6 років тому +1

      What's the point of your first post?

    • @jake500s7
      @jake500s7 6 років тому

      Norm dePlume well would you call a ratchet a socket no ffs obviously dont know your tools

    • @normdeplume9806
      @normdeplume9806 6 років тому +1

      He says to use a 19 mm impact socket on the splitter. Why would you call that an impact gun?

  • @evieemaya88
    @evieemaya88 7 років тому

    What volt is you impact wrench?

  • @Av987
    @Av987 6 років тому

    Will this damage the threads? My axle nut is stripped ;=(