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Lock Nut
#1
I cannot find my key for my lock nut on my rims!!! Is there other way to remove them??

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This is my 1000 post, IM A LOCAL!!
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#2
Congrats on the 1000th


Check canadian tire they might have the tool...

I know snapon/Mac tools have a lock nut removing tool. But once the locknut is removed its garbage.

The tool Cuts into the locknut.
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scoobasteve,Mar 16 2006, 06:45 PM Wrote:Congrats on the 1000th


Check canadian tire they might have the tool...

I know snapon/Mac tools have a lock nut removing tool. But once the locknut is removed its garbage.

The tool Cuts into the locknut.
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I don't care about the te lugs I have on...Im changing my tires and i'll change them has well...

I'll check CT.
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#4
If you are in the Guelph area anytime come by my shop and i'll cut em off for you, for free
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#5
If my compressor wasnt packed who knows where I could take it off for you......
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#6
NAPA has a socket that you use on an impact gun which will remove the nuts by gripping on to the outside of the nuts. The inside of the socket is has a reverse spiral which gets tighter on the nut as you back it out. It works kind of like a screw extractor. I will see if I can get a price and part # for you tomorrow.
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Focus man, Focus.,Mar 16 2006, 07:14 PM Wrote:NAPA has a socket that you use on an impact gun which will remove the nuts by gripping on to the outside of the nuts.  The inside of the socket is has a reverse spiral which gets tighter on the nut as you back it out.  It works kind of like a screw extractor.  I will see if I can get a price and part # for you tomorrow.
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Send me the price and part# to my email eouellette@actiontrucks.com
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scoobasteve,Mar 16 2006, 06:45 PM Wrote:Check canadian tire they might have the tool... I know snapon/Mac tools have a lock nut removing tool. But once the locknut is removed its garbage.
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Focus man, Focus.,Mar 16 2006, 07:14 PM Wrote:NAPA has a socket ... it works kind of like a screw extractor. [right][snapback]175273[/snapback][/right]

Doesn't easy access to these kinds of tools sort of make the lock nut useless in the first place? I'm sure any thief intent on steeling wheels has one in each pocket.
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#9
Guys, its not hard to remove these nuts...A theif doesnt even need any special tools for it.

If a theif wants your wheels, locking nuts do jack s***. ;)
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Flofocus,Mar 16 2006, 06:23 PM Wrote:Guys, its not hard to remove these nuts...A theif doesnt even need any special tools for it.

If a theif wants your wheels, locking nuts do jack s***. ;)
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So wat you saying don't waste your money buying the locking nutz?
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Phantom,Mar 16 2006, 10:21 PM Wrote:
Flofocus,Mar 16 2006, 06:23 PM Wrote:Guys, its not hard to remove these nuts...A theif doesnt even need any special tools for it.

If a theif wants your wheels, locking nuts do jack s***. ;)
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So wat you saying don't waste your money buying the locking nutz?
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No, he's saying that experienced thieves aren't slowed down at all by them... but to the random moron that wants your locked wheels, that could be a chore for them to steal.
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#12
Well if it wasn't your car you were trying to get someone elses locks off, I do suggest a Big f***ing hammer, but nevermind that, I would never do something like that...................yay go to CT if they don't have it, find the guy that does the commercials for them, he has EVERYTHING, and he will tell you how to use it too..
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#13
NAPA Tool part #

Ultrapro # 62800 List price: $77.63 Lug Nut Remover.

I can get you a better deal as my Ex work at one of the Toronto area stores. It is not in stock at her store but the warehouse has 40 of them. PM me if you want a "special" price.
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Focus man, Focus.,Mar 17 2006, 01:50 PM Wrote:NAPA Tool part #

Ultrapro # 62800 List price:  $77.63  Lug Nut Remover.

I can get you a better deal as my Ex work at one of the Toronto area stores.  It is not in stock at her store but the warehouse has 40 of them.  PM me if you want a "special" price.
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