Re: [ST] Trip Advice

[John Ulizzi <jaulizzi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, this is a good point...( I dont have the SSA...)
That is one mother of a socket to carry, and then you
need a breaker bar as well...A little creativity here
will yield a solution similar to some of the ones I
pulled outta my ass...

Another point on this same topic would be the 19mm hex
head to remove the front axle...a cheap and small way
to do this is to weld a 19mm nut to a 19 mm bolt, and
then just make sure you have the socket or combo
wrench to fit it...

John


--- Matt Knowles <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> If you have a SSA it's good to have the socket for
> it so you can remove 
> the wheel if needed. Of course you'll need a good
> sized wrench too. A 
> lot of weight to carry unfortunately but good for
> peace of mind.
> 
> On Jun 28, 2007, at 9:28 AM, Hartmann, Dario John
> wrote:
> 
> > I'm planning a trip from northern Wisconsin to
> Southern California.  
> > Any advice on what to bring as far as spare
> parts/tools excreta?  What 
> > do people recommend safety wiring and what have
> people had break on 
> > long trips like this.  Any other advice?
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