Re: [ihc] Pertinent tool numbers

[Steven Stegmann <steve.stegmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The best place for things like this is OTC tool
company.

http://www.otctools.com/

You can buy them through many local outlets and they
will find the local outlet for you.  They also can
cross reference all those obscure special tool numbers
that are in the mfr's shop manuals that the dealers,
etc. claim they can't find.

They know where to find them, they just don't get paid
for looking it up in the OTC tool catalog.

Steve



--- Rocky Lear <rockylear@domain.elided> wrote:
> Has anyone copiled a list of the part numbers of the
> spindle nut sockets needed to work on our trucks? A
> while back I ordered, through Car Quest, what I
> thought was the right socket to work on a 3/4 ton 44
> front. I think it was  2.5". When it came in, it
> wouldn't fit. I ended up using the old hammer and
> chisel method to tighten them back. Now I'm working
> on a 70 front and it has the same style nut except
> 2.75". Does anyone have the correct Snap On, Mac,
> Proto etc. numbers for these sockets? What about the
> nuts on a 3/4 D60 rear? Are they the same as a 70?
> 
> Rocky