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Old 10-24-2013
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Funny sized spindle nut?

Hey, i have a 86 ranger with manual hubs. Trying to get in to the front wheel bearings. I know I need a spindle nut socket (I think that is what it is called) to do the job, but the one I was told to get absolutely does not fit. I think its 2 3/8" dia. Size wise the socket fits just a litttle too big around the OUTSIDE of the nut. to remove i would probably need a socket around 1/2" smaller (very rough guesstimate). It is possible the front axle was a junkyard replacement at one point but itis still the standard ford two piece.

I am wondering if any of the ford guru's on here has run into something like this, or have any advice/input?

By the way this is my first post here, nice to meet you all :)
 
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