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#1386430 11/29/2020 6:39 PM
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Hi all, i have a 1958 viking 60. Im looking for the axle nut socket for the rear end, 2 ton chevrolet corporate 2 spd rear. Thanks!!


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!956 Gmc Napco 4x4 Factory line built .

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Once you confirm your size you can look for a used one on the big auction site...

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My trick was to use a short pipe nipple and weld pieces of 1/4" key stock onto it to fit the slots in the nut. Either drill a hole in the pipe for a long punch as a handle, or just use a pipe wrench.
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Measure the diameter of the nut, head down to the hardware store and grab a hole saw bit the same size. I ground down a 3.5" bit and notched it out to match the nut on my 67 c50 15klb 2 speed rear. Worked like a charm.

Hold the bit down flat against a 4.5" angle grinder disc to get rid of the teeth and then notch from there.

Edit: Be safe and use a buddy to hold the grinder while you hold the bit! Safety glasses gloves etc
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