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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Guildford, NSW
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I apologise if I am submitting this thread to the wrong Topic. I have a tow bar on my Fairmont Ghia and I want to remove the tow ball. I have dowsed the nut with WD40 and am using the biggest wrench I have - I do not have a breaker bar. I still can not budge the nut and I have tried everything in the way of leverage that I have at my disposal.
 : I do not want the destroy the nut or the tow ball as I will most likely need them again. I just want to remove the tow ball to install a shin guard. Any suggestions would be most gratefully accepted.  :
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BF Fairmont Ghia MKII 2007 Fairmont Ghia MkII. Ego in colour 4 litre 6 Cylinder, ZF 6 speed transmission. Bolle Window Tint - fitted by Tint a Car PWR Heat Exchanger, PWR Auto Transmission Oil Cooler - No milkshakes in this car. After market DRL. Custom fitted gauge holder with three gauges - Stav of Stingray Car Security. 
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