stripped nut on rear wheel
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11-11-2005, 02:13 PM
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stripped nut on rear wheel
uh oh i just stripped one of the nuts on the rear wheel of my rappy 660, the threads on the hub are fine i just wore down the nut to where a socket wont grip to loosen it, has anyone had a similar problem and have any tips on getting the thing off, are the nuts alluminium because i was thinking of welding some sort of metal rod to the nut just to get a turn on it, the nuts on the rears been so deep inside the wheel makes it very hard to get tools into it to grip it somehow
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11-11-2005, 03:25 PM
stripped nut on rear wheel
Originally posted by: 3wheelerdude
I usually use a grinder and flaten 2 side so I can use a vise grip or a key to take it out.
I usually use a grinder and flaten 2 side so I can use a vise grip or a key to take it out.
And don't feel bad, I have stripped a lot of nuts and bolts when I was younger. To bad I can't say the same thing about the ladies.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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11-11-2005, 03:48 PM
stripped nut on rear wheel
get a metric or std socket one size smaller and hammer it on the nut. then just take it off. Ive done this lots of times and it works. Usually the cheap chinese or taiwanese crap is what I use to do this since I can just leave the stripped nut in the socket and throw both out.
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Originally posted by: motox26
This is what I always do.
And don't feel bad, I have stripped a lot of nuts and bolts when I was younger. To bad I can't say the same thing about the ladies.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: 3wheelerdude
I usually use a grinder and flaten 2 side so I can use a vise grip or a key to take it out.
I usually use a grinder and flaten 2 side so I can use a vise grip or a key to take it out.
And don't feel bad, I have stripped a lot of nuts and bolts when I was younger. To bad I can't say the same thing about the ladies.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by: caliraptor
get a metric or std socket one size smaller and hammer it on the nut. then just take it off. Ive done this lots of times and it works. Usually the cheap chinese or taiwanese crap is what I use to do this since I can just leave the stripped nut in the socket and throw both out.
get a metric or std socket one size smaller and hammer it on the nut. then just take it off. Ive done this lots of times and it works. Usually the cheap chinese or taiwanese crap is what I use to do this since I can just leave the stripped nut in the socket and throw both out.
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Originally posted by: HooPharted
dont feel bad,,,i spun a stud on the front wheel on my grizz once,and couldnt get the whhel off
i had to go in through behind the wheel with a cold chisle and chip away at it until it fed through
dont feel bad,,,i spun a stud on the front wheel on my grizz once,and couldnt get the whhel off
i had to go in through behind the wheel with a cold chisle and chip away at it until it fed through
silly me