[kartstar]

After searching around work in vain for a 7/8 bolt and nut to weld together to remove my front axle, I stumbled upon the fact that the hex flats on most any common 13/16 spark plug socket are indeed 7/8" or 22mm - simply insert your 3/8" extension from the inside of the socket (ie backwards) and use the hex flats as your big-ass allen! Who knew?!?

 

[Devious2xs]

Before there were ratchets, there were plug wrench sockets that were used with wrenches. The ability to use a wrench is a carry-over from the days when dirt was new - as if you didn't know.

Next you are going to tell me that you never knew that the average set of wire and terminal crimpers has bolt cutters built right in - those 4 to 6 little threaded holes.

Bah, I'm not buying it.
















Ok, how many of you are running out to your tool boxes to check your crimpers? Come on, fess up!
Look at the hole around the center bolt - the back side is threaded, the front side cuts.