retneprac

Well-Known Member

• May 23, 2023

• #1

Hm, how exactly do you apply the correct torque with box spanner?
I do have a torque wrench and hubnut spanner but joining the two together to apply the correct torque? Shall I give heath robinson a call?

 

Galladog

Well-Known Member

• May 23, 2023

• #2

Heavy-Duty 52mm Deep Impact Hub Nut Socket for Land Rover Defender & Series - DA1118

Shop the DA1118 Hub Nut Deep Impact Socket for Land Rover Series & Defender at JGS4x4. Ensure easy hub nut removal with this durable, corrosion-resistant socket. Fast UK delivery available.

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One of these.

 

retneprac

Well-Known Member

• May 24, 2023

• #3

I had a chat with Heath, he said a 2 foot pair of stelsons should do it.
It did.

 

brianp38dse

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• May 24, 2023

• #4

retneprac said:

I had a chat with Heath, he said a 2 foot pair of stelsons should do it.
It did.

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I hope it was followed by ( a tug and the immortal words that annt going nowhere )

 

KISSMYAURA

Well-Known Member

• May 24, 2023

• #5

Correct Torque is mid way between "red face" and "hernia' tight,

(if you soil yourself or prolapse its too tight)

 

kevstar

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• May 24, 2023

• #6

Galladog said:

Heavy-Duty 52mm Deep Impact Hub Nut Socket for Land Rover Defender & Series - DA1118

Shop the DA1118 Hub Nut Deep Impact Socket for Land Rover Series & Defender at JGS4x4. Ensure easy hub nut removal with this durable, corrosion-resistant socket. Fast UK delivery available.

www.jgs4x4.co.uk

One of these.

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Yup ive got yin O them.

 

retneprac

Well-Known Member

• May 24, 2023

• #7

I only managed 2 knuckles worth of skin and small pish stain. That’ll do it.