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#156797 08/29/2003 1:03 AM
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I need a 2-9/16" thin wall socket to remove the axle hub so I can replace my leaky wheel cylinder. I checked at Napa, Autozone, Kragens, SnapOn Tools, Sears, HomeDepot, Lowes, Harbor Freight and a host of other tool stores. They either are out of them or doesn't carry it. Ebay has one but listing won't expire til Monday. It's a TD-1928. I was also told a TD-2437 is a 2-9/16" thin wall socket. I don't know what the difference is between the two..maybe 1/2" drive vice 3/4" drive??
Anybody know of a source that "HAS" one I can buy?
BTW I checked with a couple of garage and they don't lend tools out.

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Some rental outfits will rent you a hub nut socket for a day rental charge of $10 - $15

#156799 08/29/2003 2:36 AM
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Never underestimate the power of Google

http://www.mytoolstore.com/otc/1901.html


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#156800 08/29/2003 3:00 AM
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Most mechanics won't loan tools..............and you know why!! eek Try offering them an adult libation for consumption after work hours......... wink I borrowed a set of metric taps that way once (I had to buy a six-pack of St. Paulie Girl).

What you are looking for is called a spindle-nut wrench. I have three sizes. How far are you from Sacto.? smile


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#156801 08/29/2003 3:12 PM
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Gmc248, do you need to borrow any other tools? I love your payment. grin


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#156802 08/29/2003 3:20 PM
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GMC248, I sent you a PM. I'm about 50 miles from Sac.

534Me, Thanks for the link.

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Seon, sent a PM in response......... smile

Fred T., grin


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