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Author: Subject: Sierra Hub nut removal service
Mansfield

posted on 26/5/06 at 06:13 PM Reply With Quote
Sierra Hub nut removal service

Today, I made a hub holding tool so I could remove the hub nuts from my Sierra back end.

If anyone needs this service, I have the socket, breaker bar and holding tool for easy hub nut removal.

You will need to be local for obvious reasons, but my labour is free!

Tool wont win any prizes for ingenuity or welding quality, but nuts fall off with my fat carcus on the breaker bar.

U2U me if you want help.

David

[Edited on 26/5/06 by Mansfield]

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Mansfield

posted on 26/5/06 at 06:24 PM Reply With Quote
I travel Mansfield to Norwich about once a month, happy to take minor detours to help. Rescued attachment P5260005.jpg
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wilkingj

posted on 26/5/06 at 06:40 PM Reply With Quote
I did something simmilar with an old disk, and a bit of scrap Box section that you can put a pole through.

Linky Thing






1. The point of a journey is not to arrive.
2. Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.

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Geoff
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Mansfield

posted on 26/5/06 at 06:58 PM Reply With Quote
My breaker bar looks stronger than yours. It would need to be as well, I am a fat bastard, and I had to jump on the end of it to shift the nut.

0.6 metres x 1 fat bastard = 0.6 fat bastard Nm. I feel sorry for the nut. And the breaker bar.

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