2001 - Volume #25, Issue #5, Page #38
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He Removed A Broken Stud By Welding A Washer To It
Alfred Wilson, Annville, Ky.: "I read a blurb in a recent issue about a guy who removed a broken stud by welding a nut to it. I had a similar experience that I solved a different way. My car had a broken hydraulic brake cylinder bleeder screw. It broke off level with the surface. That might have meant installing a new brake cylinder. The guy who was repairing it welded a flat washer of the right size to the broken off screw, then he welded a nut to the flat washer and turned it out with a wrench. After putting in a new screw, I was on my way."
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