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Many thanks for that link but I would not put an impact wrench anywhere near an aluminium socket, after what I have seen at far too close quarters. I will see if anyone does a steel impact version in 1/2" drive of the 70mm octagonal socket.

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I have one of these and it works well. http://shop.mwsint.com/product_details.asp?id=179. Item KAS42.

Never had a problem removing the wheel nut, I use Neverseeze on the threads and flange as well.

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Originally Posted By planenut

I have one of these and it works well. http://shop.mwsint.com/product_details.asp?id=179. Item KAS42.

Never had a problem removing the wheel nut, I use Neverseeze on the threads and flange as well.



I think that is the best solution so far and if needed it would be a simple job to weld two 1/2" pins into a steel bar, which you could then use as a breaker bar on this neat little brass spanner.

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Oh im getting one of those to keep in thr car!

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Hi Draggin,

I have the same as +8Rich in my garage. A piece of 60"x11/2"X11/4" bar with removal tool welded on, slightly cranked so as to keep away from bodywork.

Then posh socket and 24" bar (wrench when at relative's garage) to put back on.

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Im betting the paint in the wheels is partly to blame. I will apply the heat gun next


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I have just ordered a Motor Wheel Services brass spanner, KAS 42 at £12 + P&P. It really offended me the way the supplied spanner marked the nuts. I will get the local blacksmith in France to make a bar to fit on the brass spanner.

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in France blacksmiths have become rare birds, as rare as seeing an anvil flying.

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Originally Posted By GLLOQ
in France blacksmiths have become rare birds, as rare as seeing an anvil flying.


I am lucky. I have two within 10km. There is a big demand for steel gates locally, which keeps them employed.

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a strong demand for steel door means there are anvil thieves ?.

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