Front wheel removal
#21
RE: Front wheel removal
If you want to spend money on an axle tool then by all means go for it. I on the other hand went for the free approach. I took a spark plug socket, placed in on a 3" extension reverse.d Attached it to the rachet, and voila craftsman made axle tool...
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#27
RE: Front wheel removal
ORIGINAL: ryninger
If you want to spend money on an axle tool then by all means go for it. I on the other hand went for the free approach. I took a spark plug socket, placed in on a 3" extension reverse.d Attached it to the rachet, and voila craftsman made axle tool...
[IMG]local://upfiles/352/783B79E4CFE448F3B4D77D737438ED92.jpg[/IMG]
If you want to spend money on an axle tool then by all means go for it. I on the other hand went for the free approach. I took a spark plug socket, placed in on a 3" extension reverse.d Attached it to the rachet, and voila craftsman made axle tool...
[IMG]local://upfiles/352/783B79E4CFE448F3B4D77D737438ED92.jpg[/IMG]
I am still in, although it does not look too popular.
#30
RE: Front wheel removal
ORIGINAL: ryninger
it was either the craftsman 5/8 or the 13/16 spark plug socket since those are the only two that are in my tool kit...
it was either the craftsman 5/8 or the 13/16 spark plug socket since those are the only two that are in my tool kit...
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