What size nut is this?

Jun 19, 2004 37 Replies

You're dragging your nuts over mud and grease? Either you have way short legs, or your wife is upset with you because you bought a Jeep and got rid of the Legendary Camo Baja. ;)

Get an aircooled VW and maybe she'll let you back in the house :D

Jan

Douglas, I'm sure your caliper idea would work but I don't have a caliper. I should be able to pick one up cheap so maybe I will this time while I'm buying a socket. This nut is shrouded by the yoke to the extent that I don't believe I can get even the tips of a set of vice grip on it. I got the answer to my question from (surprisingly enough) a Jeep forum I posted the question to. Thanks for the suggestions, though, Douglas.

On Sat, 19 Jun 2004 18:04:45 -0400, "Tim Rogers" ran around screaming and yelling:

yep they sure do...i delivered two vw bugs there last summer...

On Sat, 19 Jun 2004 19:03:27 -0400, Shaggie ran around screaming and yelling:

hey now, i didn't say anything... JT

Feeling a little left out, are we?

Jan :)

On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 08:01:39 -0400, Joey Tribiani scribbled this interesting note:

What? You didn't do like Scott and have fun cutting them up and removing all the good parts while you were at it? I'm thinking of doing this with a '71 Ghia (that used to be my daily driver) if it won't sell!:~)

-- John Willis (Remove the Primes before e-mailing me)

On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 17:57:22 +0300, Jan Andersson ran around screaming and yelling:

heh...maybe... JT

On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 10:56:58 -0500, John Willis ran around screaming and yelling:

i didn't do a whole lot of stripping, but i did do some cutting..woohooo.

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JT

....thats good, because if you were going to show us "stripping" pictures I'd rather your wife was in them ;^)

..Gareth

Ty a 1 or a 1-1/4 inch. Can't remember for sure. Go but a few from sears and bring the ones that don't fit back for a refund....Been a while since my last Jeep.....*8-}

-- the Grokdoc Tom Malmevik all that groks is god

67 Baja "marti"

Sears sells an adjustable wrench with a scale built in. Cheap calipers!

.................If your talking about the 10 inch crescent wrench that has the scale, I have one and it's very handy.

Cool. I didn't see that when I was there, but I did buy a caliper. It does inside and outside measurements and also depth measurements. I guess I was kinda looking for an excuse to buy one anyway. It was only about $10. Tool score! Plus bought a socket that will hopefully fit... I'll find out Saturday. I know you're all in suspense. :-) If it doesn't fit then I'll whip out my handy-dandy caliper thingie and measure my nut (giggle-snort!) and figure out what size socket I need to buy.

Don't you have the fancy wrench your wife bought you? Enough tools Shaggie. Use the ones you have ;)

On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 08:37:57 -0400, Gary Tateosian ran around screaming and yelling:

maybe you should have checked the link....i have now removed all the nude pix of my wife *and* the ones of your girlfriend....if you need the ones of your gf i can sell em to ya... JT

...naw, I've got better taste than to want to see nude pictures of any girl that would date me.. =-))

...Gareth

On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 08:29:53 -0400, Gary Tateosian ran around screaming and yelling:

LOL....i see your point.... JT

Wow, around 30 responses now to my original post on this newsgroup about the size of my Jeep nut. heh heh. So far there are ZERO responses to the exact same post that I cut and pasted over there after realizing I'd posted to the wrong group (or did I?). I did get an answer to my question but it was on carolina jeepsters yahoo group that I also frequent/pester.

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