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Cleveland 53661 Screw Extractor 192 No 11
Spiral-flute extractor removes right-hand bolts from 2 1/2 in to 3 in using a 1-9/16 in drill size
- TypeBroaches
- MaterialHAWA
- Removes damaged bolts with spiral-flute extractor design
- Fits 2-1/2 to 3 inch right-hand thread bolts
- Machining carbon steel construction for high durability
- 5-5/8 inch overall length provides strong leverage
- Square drive size 1-7/8 inch for secure grip
Cleveland No 11 Screw Extractor
This Cleveland 53661 extractor is a spiral-flute broach made from machining carbon steel for removing right-hand threaded bolts sized 2 1/2 in to 3 in. It suits maintenance technicians and mechanics who need a dedicated tool for large fastener recovery.
Check drill and drive compatibility
Verify you have a 1-9/16 in drill bit to prepare the hole and a 1 7/8 in square drive to turn the extractor. The overall length is 5 5/8 in, so confirm adequate reach and clearance in the work area before ordering.
Replaces worn or missing extractors
It upgrades from damaged spiral-flute tools that no longer grip stripped bolts in the 2 1/2 in to 3 in range. The jump is worth it when the existing extractor has rounded flutes or an incorrect drill-size match for the fastener.
Highlights
- Removes damaged bolts with spiral-flute extractor design
- Fits 2-1/2 to 3 inch right-hand thread bolts
- Machining carbon steel construction for high durability
- 5-5/8 inch overall length provides strong leverage
- Square drive size 1-7/8 inch for secure grip
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
Does the Cleveland 53661 Screw Extractor 192 No 11 come with a drill bit or must one be purchased separately?
The extractor is supplied as a single spiral-flute tool; a matching 1-9/16 in drill bit is not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I choose between the available sizes for this extractor series?
Select the extractor whose drill size matches the hole you can drill in the fastener; this No 11 model is made for a 1-9/16 in drill and bolts from 2-1/2 in to 3 in.
What does the 1-9/16 in drill size mean when the extractor is used in a real job?
You first drill a 1-9/16 in hole in the broken bolt, then drive the square-drive extractor into that hole to back the bolt out.
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