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03-26-2005, 08:00 PM

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intiractive

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i found a solution... i hammered a 3/4" socket on to the lugnut... it took a while cause the socket put a hexagon pattern onto the socket, enough that it would grip and i used a 3/8" wratchet to break it loose. now i just got to figure out how to seperate the 2

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