Speedy_RCW
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From JW Winco. They have all sorts hardware like that.
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From JW Winco. They have all sorts hardware like that.
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OverlanderJK
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I can now handle nuts that are bigger than ever. The bigger the nuts the better for me.
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TrailHunter
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I get what your saying... but thats how I read it.
fiend
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What are you going to do when you have to contend with a 2-15/32” nut? It’ll be pandemonium.
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BaddestCross
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That's what I heard.
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Andy5160
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OverlanderJK
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OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
:cheesy: I can't say that I've needed anything that big or at least, not as of yet :crazyeyes:
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Yeah, that sounds about right. Pretty damn big for sure. :crazyeyes:
HighwayTrout
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Couldn’t quite tell from the picture. Do you have clearance for those sockets? Might need a hub nut or lock nut or whatever the hell they are called socket.
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Edit to add picture of example....
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JKbrick
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That works for water heater elements too it looks like
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OverlanderJK
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I was wondering that when I bought it. The 2 1/4” fits exactly perfect inside. Literally zero room to fit something bigger. I saw those hub sockets but they looked about as thin as a spark plug socket so I didn’t buy it. I wasn’t sure from the pictures. Luckily it fits though.
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HighwayTrout
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Perfect.
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jdofmemi
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Those hub sockets work, but I would rather have a strong one and if it's a little too big, grind it down some. It is still way stronger.
OverlanderJK
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QuicksilverJK
Caught the Bug
The spindle nut sockets are surprisingly strong. I have on a couple of occasions (highly caution against this) used a 4" one on a 1" drive gun to brake nuts free. And in the case it's being used for actual spindle nuts then you are never putting it in a high torque situation anyway.
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jdofmemi
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My problem, from my Toyota days, I changed so many Birfield joints I rounded the edges off of mine.
Glad to be upgraded from those days
Bierpower
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Good Lord. This thread hasn't been posted on in over a year.
BUMP
Here is a rack for pliers that I've gotten a lot of comments on. Keeps everything neat and easy to find.
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Here is a rack for pliers that I've gotten a lot of comments on. Keeps everything neat and easy to find.
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