I am trying to change the rear shocks for some Bils. I went to grab my trusty wrench and found I didn't have one that fit it. 24 is to small so is it a 26mm? Sears here I come.
Thanks,
Mike
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QUOTE(mikelsr @ Jun 23 2006, 04:21 PM) 
I am trying to change the rear shocks for some Bils. I went to grab my trusty wrench and found I didn't have one that fit it. 24 is to small so is it a 26mm? Sears here I come.
Thanks,
Mike
27mm or 1 1/16 iirc
That nut is the same nut used to hold the steering wheel on. Same part number!
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QUOTE(Brad Roberts @ Jun 23 2006, 04:22 PM)
That nut is the same nut used to hold the steering wheel on. Same part number!
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good to know! that confirms the 27mm then
More tidbits of useless information that I retain for no apparent reason.
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QUOTE(Brad Roberts @ Jun 23 2006, 04:30 PM)
More tidbits of useless information that I retain for no apparent reason.
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But nice to have passed along. Thanks!
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QUOTE(mikelsr @ Jun 23 2006, 05:04 PM)
You guys are fanstatic!
Thanks!
we aim to please..... but sometimes miss and break a window
If you have access to large standard tools, a 1-1/16" socket would also do the trick. I'm pretty sure that's what I used for the steering wheel nut.
Speaking of Sears- I bought a 1 1/16" crows foot wrench to torque said nut.
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