Lb Sledge
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 CAL HAWK 4 LB COPPER SLEDGE HAMMER FIBER GLASS HANDLE  US $24.95
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 Perfomance M7040B 3lb Cross Pein Sledge Hammer Set US $27.99
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 CAMCO TOOLS 2lb Double Face Sledge Hammer NEW US $9.99
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 TEKTON 3110 3 lb Fiberglass Sledge Hammer US $18.47
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 3 LB SOLID BRASS HEAD NON SPARK SLEDGE SOFT HAMMER TOOL US $89.99
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 6 Lb Double Face Sledge Hammer 36in Handle 1197400 US $35.94
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 3lb SLEDGE HAMMER with FIBERGLASS HANDLE US $8.00
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 ¤ BON TOOL CO 10 SLEDGE HAMMER HEAD 755 LB 5 1 2 LONG X 2 1 2 DIAM US $14.99
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 Graintex SH1652 Sledge Hammer 12 Lb with 36 Inch Hickor US $48.61
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 WILTON UNBREAKABLE SLEDGE 10LB 30 HANDLE US $85.75
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 WILTON UNBREAKABLE SLEDGE 4LB 16 HANDLE US $49.95
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 New Valley 4lbs Fiberglass Heavy Duty Sledge Hammer HMFSL 04B US $14.07
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 Wilton 25 lb BASH Soft Face Sledge Hammer 12 in 40212 NEW US $37.99
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 Graintex SH1610 Sledge Hammer 10 Lb with 36 Inch Fiberglass Handle US $51.71
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 Pony 4 Lb Sledge Hammer US $18.86
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 Nupla Brs15esg 15lb Brass Sledge Hammer w Super Gri US $37.28
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 Vaughan Sledge Hammer 2 1 2 lb US $24.31
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 Pony 018 62 321 2 Lb Sledge Hammerhardwood Handle US $25.45
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 Nupla Bd4sg 4lb Sledge w 14 sg Handle US $35.68
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 Jackson Tools 20 Lb Dbl Face Sledge Hammer 36 Hickory Handle US $59.92
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 Jackson Tools 16 Lb Dbl Face Sledge Hammer 36 Hickory Handle US $50.36
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 Wilton 20416 4 lb BASH Sledge Hammer with 16 in Unbreakable Handle US $89.09
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 545 29 045 Bc4Sg 4Lb Cross Pein Sledge W Super Gri US $45.35
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 Union Tools 8 lb Sledge Hammer w 36 fiberglass US $34.45
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 027 1198900 8 Lb Dbl Face Sledge Hammer W 16 Inch Hickory Handle US $37.22
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 545 30 540 Brs4 Esg 4 Lb Brass Sledge W Sg Grip US $96.19
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 Stanley 680 57 550 5 Lb Compo Cast Sledge US $81.58
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 Ampco 5 Lb Hammer Sledge w Fbg Handle US $157.08
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 Wilton 4 lb BASH Soft Face Sledge Hammer 16 in 40416 NEW US $49.99
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 New TRUPER 8LB SLEDGE HAMMER MODEL 32600 US $31.00
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 14 lb sledge hammer US $59.00
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 Vaughan Double Face Sledge Hammer 6lb US $27.99
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 JH WILLIAMS SLEDGE HAMMER FIBERGLASS HANDLE MADE IN USA 20 LB SHF 20 US $102.10
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 Vaughan Double Face Sledge Hammer 4lb US $19.50
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 Vaughan Double Face Sledge Hammer 8lb US $30.88
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 Neiko 33 lb Fiberglass Handle Sledge Hammer US $20.95
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 New Cal Hawk 4lbs Fiberglass Sledge Hammer CHAS04 US $13.97
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 TEKTON 3103 3 lb Sledge Hammer US $20.43
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 Vaughn Double Face Sledge Hammers US $29.99
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My rim is bent - do i repair it or is that not safe?
My designated driver crashed my car the other day. it's not horrible - i've got some minor body damage and i need a new door.
BUT when he ran over the curb, the rim got bent backwards an inch and a half and all of the air escaped. the tire's still good and if at all possible i'd much rather bend the rim back to round (think 2 lb sledge and a set of vice grips) and let the tire reseal itself than buy a new rim and have it not match the wear on the other 3.
i need to know if it's safe to bend a rim back or if it will cause a blowout or a slow leak if it's not completely round. i'd much rather look bad and drop like 200 on a new rim than have a blowout on a highway going 95 mph a week down the line..
is there a margin or error i can play with? will the soft, elastic rubber of the tire help seal any imperfections in the roundness of the rim? is this safe, or even common practice? experience is definitely welcome here.. thanks in advance
I disagree with the other posters to a point. repaired rims can be just as safe as an original rim. However, get it professionally done. Dont just bang the crap out of it with a sledgehammer. If you have an aluminum rim and you smash it with a sledgehammer, your gonna break the rim in half. I hit a pothole and bent an aluminum wheel. It still held air, but i wasnt going to trust it. It took me 6 months to find an aluminum rim repairer (i would have just bought a new wheel, but they were discontinued... #*$%#@&$@$ enkei!), and to have it repaired, and repowdercoated was $200 even.
So if its an aftermarket wheel and you cant find a replacement, it can be repaired, its probably going to cost you the same though.
If its an OEM aluminum or steel wheel, and the car is a very common car, you might want to look at junkyards or online owners groups for people parting out their cars.
Now not knowing what you have kinda limits the solutions though.
The only time you should ever use a sledgehammer to repair a wheel, is if your in a ralley race, and you have no other options. If you a full roll cage, arent worried about body damage, arent worried about personal injury, arent worried about other motorist, or their insurance companies, use a sledgehammer, otherwise, get a replacement or have it professionally repaired.