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Old 12-27-2011, 09:21 AM
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If you have a piece of pipe the right diameter you can cut it with an angle grinder to make a type of socket. Then just heat & quench it to make it hard as, weld a handle on it & you have your own.

The rear wheel bearing ones on a w123 are a total PITA.
I gave up. Put a grease nipple into the hub & shut one up that way !! ~ true shade tree stuff !!
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