Correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut
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Correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut
The correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut is 28mm
Everything else is babble so if you want to read it, fine if not, just go with the above info...
If I can save someone an extra (or in my case 3) trip to Sears or your local tool shop, that's what I wanna do with this post...
Yesterday I needed to take the back axle nut off my 2006 Street Bob.
The 7/8 wrench was too small, so I called a buddy. Sure he says, 15/16, awesome, cool I can drive down to Sears. Went there, picked up an open end and 15/16 socket. Got home, put the wrench to the nut....15/16 NOT.
Ok, people makes mistakes, it's Saturday, I got time. So I figured I'd go to the source to find out the correct size. So, I rung up my local HD dealer. The guy who answered was cool, he even put me on hold to find out....1". Very cool, hey I even have a 1" socket. Put it up to the nut.....NOT.
Ok, then I turned to where I probably should have started...HD Forums. In a post from 2007, one member posted 1 1/8", another said they went metric in 2006 and the correct size is 28mm, and 4 more posters stated 1 1/8"....So I went with the majority and another trip to Sears...
Got home....Uhhh, yeah you guessed it a bit loose fit. Would work, but really not the right size. So....another trip to Sears and got home to find 28mm a perfect fit.
So if I can help some poor lost soul like myself...and them some gas...
The correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut is 28mm
Everything else is babble so if you want to read it, fine if not, just go with the above info...
If I can save someone an extra (or in my case 3) trip to Sears or your local tool shop, that's what I wanna do with this post...
Yesterday I needed to take the back axle nut off my 2006 Street Bob.
The 7/8 wrench was too small, so I called a buddy. Sure he says, 15/16, awesome, cool I can drive down to Sears. Went there, picked up an open end and 15/16 socket. Got home, put the wrench to the nut....15/16 NOT.
Ok, people makes mistakes, it's Saturday, I got time. So I figured I'd go to the source to find out the correct size. So, I rung up my local HD dealer. The guy who answered was cool, he even put me on hold to find out....1". Very cool, hey I even have a 1" socket. Put it up to the nut.....NOT.
Ok, then I turned to where I probably should have started...HD Forums. In a post from 2007, one member posted 1 1/8", another said they went metric in 2006 and the correct size is 28mm, and 4 more posters stated 1 1/8"....So I went with the majority and another trip to Sears...
Got home....Uhhh, yeah you guessed it a bit loose fit. Would work, but really not the right size. So....another trip to Sears and got home to find 28mm a perfect fit.
So if I can help some poor lost soul like myself...and them some gas...
The correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut is 28mm
Thanks for letting us know. It seems 2006 rear axle nut is the same as used on 2007 Dyna models (item 2 in diagram below, p/n 8039)
I've added this info to my ***dyna models metric sizes database***
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/7911835-post32.html
I've added this info to my ***dyna models metric sizes database***
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/7911835-post32.html
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The correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut is 28mm
Got home....Uhhh, yeah you guessed it a bit loose fit. Would work, but really not the right size. So....another trip to Sears and got home to find 28mm a perfect fit.
So if I can help some poor lost soul like myself...and them some gas...
The correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut is 28mm
Got home....Uhhh, yeah you guessed it a bit loose fit. Would work, but really not the right size. So....another trip to Sears and got home to find 28mm a perfect fit.
So if I can help some poor lost soul like myself...and them some gas...
The correct wrench to take off a 2006 Dyna rear axle nut is 28mm
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Definately invest in a set of Calipers. Saves a world of time. However this reminds me I need to go get a socket for my rear axle nut. When we did my buddy's 2010 Fat Boy's tires we found I didn't have one that fit and had to run to Sears to get one but that socket is his.