manifold stud removal

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Posted by Paul in Minnesota on Tuesday, April 13, 2004:

Gents
I’m trying to remove the manifold studs from the head of a 47 A. I broke one off (that was the good one) it was turning and had made a couple turns and snapped. I heated each one and waited for them to cool before starting. Anyone have suggestions? I WD 40’d em too
Thanks
Paul

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