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Anyone know where I can get 1 of these for my Iveco hub?
Can get 1 made but 130 ish plus vat
Can get 1 made but 130 ish plus vat
I came to similar conclusion.You certain its 72mm.... a quick look brings up alot of other sizes close
i was thinking the sameA Chisel works...![]()
sadly not ... got a 70mm cranked slogging ring and a 70mm open enderI'll have a look see what I have after tea - why 12 sided?
Apparently the boys in the garage have checked a few times and say it's definitely 72mm. 70 and 75 are a lot easier to getYou certain its 72mm.... a quick look brings up alot of other sizes close
What about tightening back up?I came to similar conclusion.
Iirc some ford ones been 68 or something.
A Chisel works...![]()
Thanks for lookingsadly not ... got a 70mm cranked slogging ring and a 70mm open ender
get your self a 100mm disc profiled with the 12 point in the centre and a couple of 100mm discs with a 1" square in the centre then weld them onto a piece of 101 CHS 'bout 4" long .. instant socket
No didn't think of the dealer tbf.Iveco dealer? Wont be cheap but might not be that much.
Try Zeppelin Trading.
Use the notches you created in reverseWhat about tightening back up?
Google comes up with nothing that size. Can you get a new nut and get a spanner or caliper on it? Before buying a potentially expensive paperweightApparently the boys in the garage have checked a few times and say it's definitely 72mm. 70 and 75 are a lot easier to get
Mine is a 55 plate i read it as 2014 on![]()
Laser Tools 8034 Front Wheel Hub Nut Socket 1/2"D - for Iveco
Laser Tools 8034 The Iveco Daily 35 utilises a removable stub-axle on the front hubs. This stub-axle is held in place by a castellated ring nut - the Laser...www.lasertools.co.uk
This any good?
- OD: 74.7mm; ID: 62.7mm; Height: 47mm (plus teeth).
Can't help wondering how they are measuring that 72 mm on a bi-sex hub nut![]()
It can call itself bi-sizeual as much as it likes but being an old fossil I'm still going to run the calipers over it as though it was an old fashioned hexDoes it identify as bi-sizeual maybe it's a part time 6 pointer ?