Thanks for the quick answers I know the one you mean I was going on an old thread about 19mm I will find out when I take it off just wanted to make sure i did not need another socket set but now I knows the ones I will have to buy a half decent set cheers all
 
Second stupid question 52mm socket or is a box spanner fine?? for taking the hub nuts off?


A box spanner may work - it's what it's designed for, but I never had any success with mine. I ended up getting a 52mm socket and it's far easier. Give it a go, but if you struggle, go for a socket. Also with a socket you can torque it up to the correct tightness ;)
 
A box spanner and a thick screwdriver as a lever will do, but a proper socket is definitely better, if you've not got either then go for the socket.
 
Cheer guys for all the advice Bi hex socket set and 52mm socket on the shopping list. I take it Ebay is the place for tools. Or any suggestions?? I cannot afford Snap-on!!!
 
Cheer guys for all the advice Bi hex socket set and 52mm socket on the shopping list. I take it Ebay is the place for tools. Or any suggestions?? I cannot afford Snap-on!!!

I bought a box spanner and welded a bit of flat bar and an old socket to it so I could use a torque wrench on it. The price of 52mm deep sockets scared me off.
 

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