S sk93 Veteran Nottingham May 14, 2014 #1 Hey hey.. time to change up one of my wheel bearings. Question I've got is - what's the size of the nut holding the bugger on (as I expect I'll need to be buying one)? Cheers, Ian
Hey hey.. time to change up one of my wheel bearings. Question I've got is - what's the size of the nut holding the bugger on (as I expect I'll need to be buying one)? Cheers, Ian
M Machine monkey Lifer In the shire Oxfordshire May 14, 2014 #3 I have a large metric adjustable spanner if you need it. I keep it next to my skirting board ladder by the sky hooks??? :?
I have a large metric adjustable spanner if you need it. I keep it next to my skirting board ladder by the sky hooks??? :?
S sk93 Veteran Nottingham May 14, 2014 #4 Machine monkey said: I have a large metric adjustable spanner if you need it. I keep it next to my skirting board ladder by the sky hooks??? :? Click to expand... cheers - but I've got one too. I just doubt it'll fit (the bolt, I think, it quite sunk inside the bearing flange). Plus, I'll need to torque it back up after
Machine monkey said: I have a large metric adjustable spanner if you need it. I keep it next to my skirting board ladder by the sky hooks??? :? Click to expand... cheers - but I've got one too. I just doubt it'll fit (the bolt, I think, it quite sunk inside the bearing flange). Plus, I'll need to torque it back up after
S sk93 Veteran Nottingham May 21, 2014 #5 ok - i ordered a 45mm one, as nobody knew. turns out I was right. it is indeed a 45mm socket. But you need to be wary on the width of the socket, as its a tight fit.
ok - i ordered a 45mm one, as nobody knew. turns out I was right. it is indeed a 45mm socket. But you need to be wary on the width of the socket, as its a tight fit.
