09-07-13, 10:46 PM
I would recommend using a good quality set of Allen keys with a long shaft for good leverage and make sure the head of the Allen bolts are clear of any dirt - this will ensure you get the key in as far as possible for good purchase and to reduce the risk of rounding the head of the allen bolt. These bolts are normally thread locked and torqued, so can be a bit stubborn to shift.
I always wrap a hand towel or cloth around the Allen Key end as the "snap" and shock that's transferred to your fingers when these bolts loosen can be painful - you have been warned !!
Best of luck!
I always wrap a hand towel or cloth around the Allen Key end as the "snap" and shock that's transferred to your fingers when these bolts loosen can be painful - you have been warned !!
Best of luck!