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TECHNICAL => F.A.Q => Topic started by: TURBO KING on January 06, 2006, 08:08:58 PM
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I went to Home Depot and bought a large 5/8 interior thread size coupling that is 2" long and has an EXTERIOR hex size of 15/16 ths. It fits the front axle nut PERFECTLY, with NO SLOP. I think it is better than the 15/16th bolt with two (2) 15/16 ths nuts on the end, but I bought that also.
The coupling is part # 2627.
For the bolt, I chose a 3" with a 5/8 thread bolt # 2696 for $.66, and the nuts were # 2596 for $.23 each. Each has a 15/16 ths head.
Fits and works great. Thanks to everyone that gave me the idea for this.
Walt
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looks even better than the bolt . part# and all . Thanks
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looks good
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Thanks for the info.
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Nice :D
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Nice find ,thanks :)
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:shock: :kickass:
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The local hardware store didn't have that stuff in stock when I needed to pull my front wheel so I just bought two nuts and welded them together. I ground the weld down smooth and painted it up after I was done and it looks good for the money i put into it. Doesn't look as nice as the threaded rod coupler but I didn't have a choice.
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Sure beats the hell out of the approximate 30 dollars they want for their genuine tool. :shock:
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Excellent idea for a front wheel removal tool...
I made one by welding a socket to an old LS1 crankshaft pulley bolt, but the threaded coupler from Home Depot would've been easier.
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Damn, wish I would have known that about 1 1/2 months ago. I guess that's $17 that I'll never see again. Thanks for the info though, hopefully no one else will have to loose money for a part that should have been included in our tool kits :x.
KAIN
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i'm gonna get me one of them. thanks
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Great info! Thanks for the part #.
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:thumb: thanks
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yup, thats exactly what I used, an allthread connector.... :thumb: apparently I was robbed, mine cost 2.90 at champion nut and bolt... :evil:
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You are all welcome. It feels good to finally be able to give out a tiny little bit of help after 6 months of everyone helping my feeble ass!
Walt
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:D
SWEET!!!!!
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Ok...spent half a day going to every hardware store, home depot, lowes, ect....NO ONE CARRIES 15/16. They have all the others but no 15/16. No one in this area carries them. We went everyplace. anyone happen to have 2 they want to sell/ship?
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Ok...spent half a day going to every hardware store, home depot, lowes, ect....NO ONE CARRIES 15/16. They have all the others but no 15/16. No one in this area carries them. We went everyplace. anyone happen to have 2 they want to sell/ship?
Try Grainger, or an industrial supply store. I'll be looking for some myself.
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OK...spent half a day going to every hardware store, home depot, Lowe's, etc....NO ONE CARRIES 15/16. They have all the others but no 15/16. No one in this area carries them. We went everyplace. anyone happen to have 2 they want to sell/ship?
I have to pick up a couple of things from Home Depot tomorrow (Re-doing my Diningroom). I'll take a look and see if they have them. If so, I'll pick up a few extra.
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Cool ...let me know if you find them.
Geo
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what section of home depot do I find a 5/8 interior thread coupling in??????????
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Hardware, near the bar stock and threaded rod.
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I guess mine is diff. looks to me I can use a socket on mine, is there diff. in years I have 2001
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You can use a socket or a wrench
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thats the same device they use here at my local suzuki shop!!
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Thanks for the info.
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:thumb:
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http://www.suzukihayabusa.org/forum/index.php?topic=85139.msg951998#msg951998
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I wouldn't think the axles are different size...
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I wouldn't think the axles are different size...
They are all the same size if the same style front axle.
I think the 01 back has a outy and the 02 up has a inny :D
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I used to work for fastenal and i just checked there site
theirs are
5/8-11 x L2-1/8 x A13/16 Coupling Nut Zinc Plated
the one I got form Home depot must be of the 13/16 variaty than the 15/16 ones
Yep Doogie the home depot around here also only has 13/16 ones, I just welded a couple of nuts onto a bolt that was 15/16
and it works fine for me :thumb:
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good info but i have had one for years now used a bolt and nut and welded it on works great