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euro44 · 14th April 2020, 15:52

thanks to a new impact socket(17mm) whole can of plus gas, extra long socket wrench, a blow torch, and lots of brute force the offending wheel bolts are out without snapping or rounding off. I think a gorilla must have tightened them.
God knows how long ago, and previous owner, (S) and tyre fitters have given up on them. all the wheel paint inside the rim has flaked off, the brake pads are almost down to metal and there must be 10 years of road dirt to clean off. So guess what this fella will be doing to pass the lockdown time.

14th April 2020, 15:52	#50
euro44 Avid contributor mg zt-t 226th made from total of 396 Join Date: Nov 2019 Location: chelmsford Posts: 155 Thanks: 175 Thanked 55 Times in 37 Posts	their off thanks to a new impact socket(17mm) whole can of plus gas, extra long socket wrench, a blow torch, and lots of brute force the offending wheel bolts are out without snapping or rounding off. I think a gorilla must have tightened them. God knows how long ago, and previous owner, (S) and tyre fitters have given up on them. all the wheel paint inside the rim has flaked off, the brake pads are almost down to metal and there must be 10 years of road dirt to clean off. So guess what this fella will be doing to pass the lockdown time.