I Stripped The Nut Trying To Take Off The Sprocket. The Nut Is Starting To Round Off A Little Bit. Before I Do Any More Damage How Do You Think I'll Be Able To Get It Loose With Out Rounding It Off More.....vise Grips Maybe????

 

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will not mess up the bolt or nut

 

WHAT TOOL SHOULD IF I BOUGHT THE Craftsman Bolt-Out??? I USED THE OPEN IN TOOL AND THAT WAS LIKE THE ONLY ONE I COULD USE. I CANT GET BEHIND IT WITH A SOCKET RENCH B/C OF THE SPACE I HAVE

 

Do you mean the front or rear sprocket ?

The fronts should be a 10mm . You could probably get vise grips on them .




And the rear , do you mean the nuts on the back side , or the flush mount screws ?

The screws are 6mm allens . And the nuts are 14mm .

 

The Nut On The Back Side. Its A 14mm

 

use the box end and dont put consistent pressure on the wrench ,give it jolts to break it loose.

 

vise grips should work . Or a crescent wrench .

Or drill out the screw and get another at the hardware store .

The stock nuts should have like a nylon lock in them , so if you cant get it loose you could heat it up a LITTLE .... But then it won't re-lock .
It should stay tight though afterwards (enough to get by).

 

Thanks Bro