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1 of me wheel nuts rounded off earlyer it was a 19mm so i tryed hammering a size 18mm socket on an i tjust rounded off even moor. so a was wounderin does any1 no how 2 get it off? tar kris
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Try using a multi socket, take it to a tyre place or try grinding flat spots onto them?
Just a few suggestions
Btw, did you really Grrr the 18mm on to get a good grip?
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Weld a handle onto it, lol. Sorry
You will need to put at LEAST 2 good flats on it and get a multi socket on to it, or a plumbers wrench if it'll fit
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rr gutd kris, jst hope u dont get a flatty hey.
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 Weld a handle onto it, lol. Sorry
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Try a multi Point or 16 point socket on it, probably a 17mm. ![[Linked Image]](http://www.yourdictionary.com/images/ahd/jpg/A4socket.jpg) Smash it on good and hard with a big hammer so it has a really good grip and then try loosening it off. Failing that i have some special sockets with opposite thread for this kinda thing.
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Our Jays opposite thread tool sounds the schnizzle - prolly best to try that first, and if all else fails try welding a nut to it and get it off that way 
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oi i seen u yesday Mr stuy mac, comin off a road not too far from the greenlane trainstation.
rite bk to topic lol
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We had some left hand taps for sheared bolts in work. Required drilling a hole through the thread though...
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I've done the welding thing before. Welded a 6 foot breaker bar onto the nut. Always put vaseline and copper grease onto the nuts and surfaces where the wheel meets the hub, it stops things rusting and sticking together.
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a had a nother go at tryin 2 get it off an the wheel nut snaped in half so there is still a little bit left on it an a cant get a socket on it so a think am best off just takein it 2 a garage cos a gonna need a new wheel stud aswell
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