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Finally found the time to lock in and finally do my tie rods. I do it one piece at a time, and it cost me a lot of dimes

I spent all day trying to break these bolts, but to no avail. I caked it in PB blaster, basically put my entire body weight on the top bolt but it did not budge. I dont think i can take heat to it because of the pb blaster, so im at a loss. Any advice would be appreciated
EDIT: thanks for the advice everyone, its greatly appreciated since i still consider myself a novice, also doing this in my driveway on the ground so sometimes its pretty difficult 😂

They’re not perfect by any means but my teacher told me it looked good so was pretty stoked on that. Slowly getting there! Gotta practice 2G a lot more now

Not sure what it was never seen it before

2nd week of my 1st period course. Im pretty new to welding have only done a little bit of stick before. Not in industry yet. This is MIG at 17.5v and 175wfs, find mig to be pretty fun just trying to get the patterns down. Constructive feedback is appreciated