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Try this..
I had the same problem!! I was able to break it loose by removing the other bolts holding the pieces and turning the pegs/brackets themselves. I cut a little notch in the bolt with a hacksaw just enough to get an old flat blade screwdriver into it to hold it a bit -- not enough to get enough grab to break the bolt free but, once loosened, just enough to back it out.
Mine came already a little stripped and torqued WAY tight.
I had the same problem!! I was able to break it loose by removing the other bolts holding the pieces and turning the pegs/brackets themselves. I cut a little notch in the bolt with a hacksaw just enough to get an old flat blade screwdriver into it to hold it a bit -- not enough to get enough grab to break the bolt free but, once loosened, just enough to back it out.
Mine came already a little stripped and torqued WAY tight.
