Talk about a stubborn nut!
#41
1+, I was trying to stay out of this thread....
I am glad I wasn't within 50 feet of you when you tried that stunt with the jack.
You put that much force on a socket wrench, not only are you trying to turn the nut, but you will be putting straight upwards force on the wrench..... Ever had on slip off when you were jerking on it? IT HURTS. I expected to see that wrench go zipping through the air in that vid.... Not that smart, I think. Respect my opinion before you flame me.
I am glad I wasn't within 50 feet of you when you tried that stunt with the jack.
You put that much force on a socket wrench, not only are you trying to turn the nut, but you will be putting straight upwards force on the wrench..... Ever had on slip off when you were jerking on it? IT HURTS. I expected to see that wrench go zipping through the air in that vid.... Not that smart, I think. Respect my opinion before you flame me.
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ok, i put the knocker loose to the test this morning and i still say its the best i've used. yesterday when i got off work i took the center cap off the wheel and gave it a spray, left for a few hours then gave it another spray when i got home. this morning i went out there, popped the wheel off, gave it another spray and put the breaker bar on it. with just the breaker bar it wouldn't move so i got a 3 1/2' pipe and got it loose on the first try with the pipe. i only had about half of my upper body weight on the pipe before it broke loose. the hub bolts were just as easy. now i just hope that its just my u-joint thats bad and not some part of the axle/diff.