anyone have a Bilstein collar nut tool i can borrow?

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  • ebox86
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    Originally posted by gath
    Go to the nearest Harbor Freight and buy the pipe wrench, undo the nut and return it.
    yea we eventually went this route, got the 36" pipe wrench and it made short work of the nut.

    Thanks guys!

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  • gath
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    Go to the nearest Harbor Freight and buy the pipe wrench, undo the nut and return it.

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  • ebox86
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    Originally posted by RainRider
    The 20 was in there for scale. You can borrow it. Pm me.
    Ah cool ok, pm en route

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  • RainRider
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    The 20 was in there for scale. You can borrow it. Pm me.

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  • ebox86
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    Originally posted by RainRider
    You still looking for a pipe wrench?
    Is that pipe wrench for sale or for borrow? i couldn't tell with the $20 laying there. If its for sale, i would for sure buy it. If you can let us borrow it, where abouts are you located? I can pick it up this evening

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  • RainRider
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    Originally posted by ebox86
    Bingo, yes sir, ok we'll keep that in mind, Olympia is a bit of a drive but still would make this 10x easier bar us buying a pipewrench or sourcing another tool here locally. thanks man!
    You still looking for a pipe wrench?
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  • FireFight
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    i have always used channel locks personalty. they have a huge set at harbor freight and that takes it off like it was finger tight

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  • ebox86
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    Originally posted by cramer
    This the one you're looking for: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1149440891.jpg ?

    i have one in Olympia if you can't find one closer.
    Bingo, yes sir, ok we'll keep that in mind, Olympia is a bit of a drive but still would make this 10x easier bar us buying a pipewrench or sourcing another tool here locally. thanks man!

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  • cramer
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    This the one you're looking for: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1149440891.jpg ?

    i have one in Olympia if you can't find one closer.

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  • ebox86
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    Originally posted by Austin!
    I've never had a pipe wrench slip off. Ever.
    Its a small to medium size pipe wrench tho, its not getting full teeth on both sides of the nut, and therefore, slipping. Normally i would agree but i don't have a 'monster size' pipe wrench as everyone seems to use for this.

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  • e30austin
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    I've never had a pipe wrench slip off. Ever.

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  • nrubenstein
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    I use two giant pipe wrenches.

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  • ebox86
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    Originally posted by Alpine 318is
    Reattach a wheel to the strut and then put the wheel face down on the group. You should be able to get enough leverage to break that thing loose.
    Thats a good idea and we'll try that but i fear leverage isn't our issue. We have vice grips and a medium size pipe wrench but all are slipping off. Either need a bigger pipe wrench or the bilstien tool.

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  • Alpine 318is
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    Reattach a wheel to the strut and then put the wheel face down on the group. You should be able to get enough leverage to break that thing loose.

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  • Beastolizer
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    Originally posted by Austin!
    Pipe wrench should do the trick
    We tried that, still no luck :(

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