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Use a small pipe wrench or grind/file a couple flat spots and give it a go again.



I have a wrench I found in a junker, it has a movable,spring loaded jaw, works sort of like a pipe wrench, the harder you pull the tighter it gets ... if there is any amount sticking out from the pan face, I am sure this thing would get it.



Is it the Magic Wrench?





It is a Weil, 10" version. At one time I had a larger one, lost it. Custom imported from afar.
Japan
It has saved me several times, and taken a beating. Glad I have it. Goes to the upull everytime now.
Has replaced my small pipe wrench.
I recently found another, much cheesier, sort of looks like something would come in a bicycle tool kit, works on the same principle.



you can pick up a more rugged and telescoping version at Home Depot in the plumbing tools section....used for faucets....use mine all the time....nice piece

Mikes take on welding a large nut to the existing bolt is by far the best way IMHO....been there done that....it WORKS

Rickster