Weld a nut onto the top of it. Should be able to accomplish this with a MIG and a steady hand
Cut a slot in the top with a rotary tool cutting wheel, use a large manual impact driver to crack it, or a dull chisel/flat punch and a hammer to tap it around (clearance might be an issue here)
Rotary tool again, cut faces on two sides, locking pliers, turn them with channel locks
Rotay tool yet again, cut faces on six sides, hammer a possibly sacrificial six point socket on it
I forgot about the part where you take your little bike to the hardware store and it melts the top end on the way back and you have to push it home. And also the part about how cylinders for it are unobtanium.
1985 Yamaha Riva 125 XC125N if you have any leads on top end parts. Yes, I already saw the $425 new old stock one on eBay. No the later model cylinders will not work.
Just be aware that those flatpack furniture wrenches are made from quite soft material. If you try to use them on, say, the rear brake rotor bolts on a 2007 Triumph Rocket III, both the wrench and the bolt will be ruined, you'll have to go to the hardware store to get a proper hardened steel tool, end up having to reuse the damaged bolt anyway, damaging it more in the process, and leaving it for the next guy to figure out. The next guy is me, but I hate that guy, so it's fine.
I left out the detail of "move most of the coals over to the other side of your area for the overnight fire."
Also, if the ground is wet, dig even deeper narrow drainage channels on both sides of that shallow trench. The fire will dry out the ground you're about to sleep on, and the channels allow for runoff. Luke from Outdoor Boys does exactly this in Alaska, even after digging down to the ground through feet of snow, that's how I know about it.
Read this more closely. The reporting here is that the “missing minute(s)” exist, and that what was published publicly was not the “raw footage,” but rather a screen capture of footage.
So when they said they released raw footage, they lied. When they said stuff about some “nightly reset,” they lied.
A bushcraft trick is to dig a shallow trench, build a fire in it. When you've got coals, cover them over with dirt and sleep on top of that. I'd bet that goes back a looooong way.
Someone posted elsewhere that this is a program that’s existed a long time, not from Trump, which would make it disingenuous to report on it as though its brand new.
He's still president. Even if he wasn't, his sycophants are waiting in the wings to carry on. What people think doesn't matter until and unless there's open revolt because of it.
Apply some heat to the bolt with a tiny tiny torch to hopefully not damage the aluminum nearby? Should help release the threadlocker.