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Rear Wheel Hub Nut Size
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I just realized after taken the rear wheels off, and removing the cotter pin, that I do not have a impact socket or wrench large enough to fit the hub nut.

Does anyone know the exact size impact socket? I can't seam to locate it in the service manual. The size appears to be roughly 1.338" measured from flat side to flat side on my caliper, but my brain is failing to convert that to the appropriate socket size.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 21:00
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Re: Rear Wheel Hub Nut Size
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1.312 = 1-5/16. 1.375 = 1-3/8. Better emasure that agian. Be sure to read caliper as INside or outside if so equiped.
My guess is that u need a 1-3/8 socket unless some joker has replaced it with a metric.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 21:09
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Re: Rear Wheel Hub Nut Size
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can u get a pipe wrench on it??? Kind of a butcher way to do it but u mite get away with it.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 21:10
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Re: Rear Wheel Hub Nut Size
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How about a big-a$$ed crescent wrench? That's what I use.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 21:15
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I've used a monster crescent as well, but you're going to want to torque it later, so better buy or borrow a socket.

And please, NO lube or anti-seize on the taper, just clean and dry.

EDIT: And once you buy the socket, you'll find that it's often out "on loan".

Posted on: 2009/1/3 21:28
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Specs say yours is a 3/4 thread so I'd guess 1 3/8 also. I know the larger 7/8 axle nut takes 1 1/2.

Posted on: 2009/1/3 21:42
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Thanks guys. I am off to Harbor to see if they have it cheap. If not Sears is my next best bet. I know Napa has them, but their tools are pretty pricey.

Posted on: 2009/1/4 13:49
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Re: Rear Wheel Hub Nut Size
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Well Harbor had a 9 piece SAE impact set that went up to 1-1/12" for $25. So I just bought that. Sears wanted $29 for the single socket.

So I think I am back in business. The largest one I already had was 1-1/16.

Posted on: 2009/1/4 15:11
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Quote:
BigKev wrote: Well Harbor had a 9 piece SAE impact set that went up to 1-1/12" for $25........largest one I already had was 1-1/16.

Huge step up there Kev!

Posted on: 2009/1/4 15:15
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Re: Rear Wheel Hub Nut Size
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lol...That I guess that should have read

SAE impact set that went up to 1-1/2

Posted on: 2009/1/4 15:18
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