Hub nut

[Mongo]

Hello all i just wonderd if anybody new what size a 850 t5 hub nut is?
Thanks

[The Flying Moose]

Moved to the correct section.

The hub nut size is 36mm ;)

[Mongo]

thank you very much i just got home from my workshop about two miles away from my house and fort s**t forgot to check what the size was
thanks agen

[tattoo101]

haha i was just about to ask the same question. as i couldnt remember if it was 34 or 36mm cheers :)

[JelT5]

Moved to the correct section.

The hub nut size is 36mm ;)

Thanks Emlyn, useful info; I'd have probably replied with "quite big" lol

[The Flying Moose]

Thanks Emlyn, useful info; I'd have probably replied with "quite big" lol

Believe me Jerry, I learnt the hard way! Ended up buying a new socket set...

You may well find you need to "jump" on a breaker bar to release the nut.

[JT]

you will find its a 36! lol

been there today, not a nice journey,but it has to be done...........lol

[Tomcat]

Believe me Jerry, I learnt the hard way! Ended up buying a new socket set...

You may well find you need to "jump" on a breaker bar to release the nut.

The last time I tried to undo a hubnut I gave up, I bent a breaker bar (with a scaff bar extension) and it still wasn't having it.

[Volvostorm]

Might be wrong, but one side could be a left hand thread

[p fandango]

Might be wrong, but one side could be a left hand thread
i might be wrong, but i think PFV only list the one universal number & not as a sided item

[Volvostorm]

i might be wrong, but i think PFV only list the one universal number & not as a sided item

They do indeed, please disregard my previous post!

[JT]

so which side is handed, as I did offside today,
def anti-clock!

???? lol

[JT]

Doh!

[The Flying Moose]

so which side is handed, as I did offside today,
def anti-clock!

???? lol

Perhaps you have a non-genuine OEM replacement part fitted with such a thread. I have certainly never heard of them being a reversed thread.

[JT]

Perhaps you have a non-genuine OEM replacement part fitted with such a thread. I have certainly never heard of them being a reversed thread.

anti-clock being undo,
normal stuff.. lol

[p fandango]

Perhaps you have a non-genuine OEM replacement part fitted with such a thread. I have certainly never heard of them being a reversed thread.
turning it anti-clockwise is the normal way to undo a screw thread mate

[The Flying Moose]

turning it anti-clockwise is the normal way to undo a screw thread mate

Sorry folks, misread the post! Complete idiot...:troutslap

[JT]

i do hope the pressure of new moderator is not getting to you already ??
enjoy!

lol

[p fandango]

i do hope the pressure of new moderator is not getting to you already ??
enjoy!
he just needs to get his first banning out the way lol

[JT]

can a moderator ban himself?? lol

[The Flying Moose]

he just needs to get his first banning out the way lol

Dont tempt me pedro..... your top of the list ;)