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Old 12-01-2007, 10:59 PM
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Purchase 2 lug bolts or 2 bolts to be sacrificial bolts for the job. M12 X 1.5 . Install them as shown

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The “special” tool needed for this job on a ˝" drive ratchet.

Picture #8

I used a black pipe clamp since I have a wood shop. Any strong and long ( about 4 foot long ) bar will do. The setup shown will allow you to loosen the slotted nut.

Picture #9

Install the socket and ratchet as shown. This will allow you to loosen the nut on the outside with the back pipe.

Picture #10

Using the black pipe I loosened the slot nut.

Dave
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