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Posted by Dan on February 06, 2004 at 12:09:26 from (68.219.15.74):
Have an old Case loader that has sat with gas in the tanks for a long time. There are two tanks, welded into the frame, with recessed pipe plug drains at the bottom of the tanks. The first plug came right out, along with the old gas and a LOT of rust and gunk. The recessed hex on the second plug is torn up from someone trying to get the plug out. It is more of a 3/8 square now than a hex; there is some metal left to work with but not much. Tried turning the plug with a 3/8 extension, but it starts to cam out when I try to turn it. Any ideas on how to get that plug out?
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