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In Reply to: Re: reg and asa posted by DukieNukem on September 23, 2003 at 18:28:41:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on September 28, 2003 at 13:10:50

They ARE TIGHT! If you try a standard socket and round off the corners, you are screwed..... It is a permanent fixture short of taking it to a machine shop.
Haul it up to the local hardware store and get a 12 point that is designed to fit it. Mine was about $7. Cheap considering the consequences. I didn't reinstall it so tight so I CAN use a standard socket now. A little blue Loctite and it has been there for two years.

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: They ARE TIGHT! If you try a standard socket and round off the corners, you are screwed..... It is a permanent fixture short of taking it to a machine shop. : Haul it up to the local hardware store and get a 12 point that is designed to fit it. Mine was about $7. Cheap considering the consequences. I didn't reinstall it so tight so I CAN use a standard socket now. A little blue Loctite and it has been there for two years.

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