Bongo Fury

another good link Bob just looked on ebay nut splitter £5.99 prob only use once
has anyone an idea of the size socket I will need for the large nut my 22mm is to small

davepickering wrote:good link,, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SEALEY-VS0342 ... 2008135223?..........shame the nut is 10mm..
and checked to day and it has been put in cross threaded so hay ho out comes the hacksaw done in no time only problem now is the tw**t that worked on it before has also rounded off one of the bolts holding the back plate on and also I haven't got the size to get a socket for the large nut either yet ...will have to purchase a nut splitter (for the small nut) this job is growing daily

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sealey-Flare- ... SwFnFV--Y6

Thanks Rita for the link

I've a set of them on bobs link ^^^^
Bloody good
Had some locking wheel nuts of as quick as with a key for them
Whack them on with a lump hammer

We did the same with my neighbour's Merc.

If the pipe is being replaced just cut it off at the nut then use a 6 sided socket to remove the fitting
Loads of wd40 the night before is a good idea, in the unlikely event the nut rounds off use these.
http://www.irwin.com/tools/screw-bolt-e ... ansion-set
I have just replaced mine on a 20 year old Discovery the local factors charges me about £10 for three long pipes with fittings, it works out cheaper as I didn't have to buy a role of pipe that would sit in the garage for years

thanks Winchman will keep that in mind but still trying to find the size of the large nut at the top of the back plate and still sorting getting off the rounded over 14mm nut off
once that's sorted and new bearing on will start to rebuild brakes

just checked out your link winchman I think I will be getting that for both nuts brilliant post thanks
was getting a bit down hearted but feel better now

large nut I think is around 23mm or 24mm so will prob go buy them today

davepickering wrote:just checked out your link winchman I think I will be getting that for both nuts brilliant post thanks
was getting a bit down hearted but feel better now

Loads od wd40 and it should come off Make sure the extractor fits before you buy it!.Local garage may lend you one?
Make sure they are this shape in side
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Irwin-Bolt-Gri ... B000QW6K8I

Other types I have tried didn't work.
Recently tied some of these on a seized rounded off calliper bolt, Tried my set like in the earlier post and it came out first time.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Draper-Expert ... SwVL1WB6ZQ

Show us a photo of the issue as there may be an easier way

davepickering wrote:large nut I think is around 23mm or 24mm so will prob go buy them today

Pity you are so far away I could lend you one

do you think I should go for the dearer set or are these the same
IRWIN 5 Piece BASE Damaged Bolt Grip Nut Remover Set 10-16mm + Case,10504634 on ebay

davepickering wrote:do you think I should go for the dearer set or are these the same
IRWIN 5 Piece BASE Damaged Bolt Grip Nut Remover Set 10-16mm + Case,10504634 on ebay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IRWIN-5-Piece ... SwWntXMmcD
This is only a half set but at £14.80 its cheaper than screw fix
The yellow cardboard in the box lifts out and you can buy the next 5 bigger sizes to fit in the case.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IRWIN-10-Pce- ... Sw7ehXRGri
I have the small set at work and you always need the one size you don't have, set I have at home is a 10 piece Crafstman one bought years ago in Florida for about £20

If the cheap set has the correct size in it its worth it as it will get it out, what can you buy these days for £15?

keeps telling me photo file to big

Have to use photo shrink to make it smaller or host on photo bucket and post link