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Old 11-10-2010, 11:15 PM   #1
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Default broke my lock nut adapter. help

broke my lock nut adapter. how to i get my lock nuts off?

3 suggestions ive had so far;
1. use a drive and hit the nut. this will loosen it and then you should be able to get it off with whats left of the adapter.
2. get a 1/2' drive socket thats to small and belt it on. ruining the socket but should get the lock nut off.
3.weld a bolt to the lock nut and this is possibly the easiest way to get it off. if you have access to a welder

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