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521 hits | 3.2 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

This spanner socket will start to slip off of the locking nut once you pass 100 ft lbs or so of torq...
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472 hits | 8.19 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

See all of the space around the nut.
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I measured the inside diameter of the hub at the point where the end of the splines begin.
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I then measured the outside diameter of the spanner socket.
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535 hits | 9.37 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

I bought this circle cutter at HF for $5.
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576 hits | 4.59 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

Here it is chucked into the drill. The packaging has no listed specifications of the tool so I can ...
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548 hits | 8.55 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

You can use wood to make the bushing but I would avoid plywood because the little splinters could ge...
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Cut your outer dimension first (inside diameter of hub).
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Then cut your inner dimension (outside diameter of spanner socket). The cheap little circle cutter ...
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512 hits | 5.87 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

It fit quite nicely onto the spanner socket. I used a cheap $20 6” digital caliper from HF. I...
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509 hits | 7.29 KB | Posted: 2/21/09

Fit the spanner socket onto the locking nut and tuck the bushing in.
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Use your ratchet to tighten then torque to specification.
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Dada gets a thumb up from Sarah for a job well done.

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