Help removing 5th gear nut

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Conrad1147
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Help removing 5th gear nut

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Hello all, I need help/advice for removing the nut on 5th gear in the manual transmission. I am stumped trying to remove this, can anyone who has built their transmission help me out? thank you!

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Re: Help removing 5th gear nut

Post by macipusy »

You need a big socket that size on an air gun, and that should do it. I just held the shaft in my hands while my buddy put the air gun to it.
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Re: Help removing 5th gear nut

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Even with the rounded edges? Where do you get a 50mm socket? lol
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Re: Help removing 5th gear nut

Post by turboleg »

They are certainly not the best socket, but TractorSupply (A.K.A. central tractor) carries cheap sockets around that size for farm equipment. When I need somehting that large, thats normally what I do...and I work for a tool company :)
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Re: Help removing 5th gear nut

Post by Legacy777 »

Northern Tool might be another spot to look. I've gotten some larger sockets there as well, but tractor supply is also a good spot to look.
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Re: Help removing 5th gear nut

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+1 for Northern Tool as well
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Re: Help removing 5th gear nut

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Hmmm, I guess I'll have to take a look sometime. Thank you everyone!
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1996 Subaru Legacy 192,000 miles Rust in Peace
1996 Subaru Outback 214,000 miles Rust in Peace
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