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Southside · 29th March 2016, 13:37

I've got one although not from lidl. They are good for more than just wheel nuts. I've used mine a few times on seriously tight hub nuts, crank pulley bolts and if you can get the car high enough off the ground I use it for suspension parts too. Only downside with them is they are quite big so no good for tight spaces.

planenut · 29th March 2016, 16:17

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Originally Posted by Southside

I've used mine a few times on seriously tight hub nuts, crank pulley bolts and if you can get the car high enough off the ground I use it for suspension parts too.

Thanks that answers my question of a few days ago.

BigJohn · 29th March 2016, 16:35

Cheers MM I bought one today will come in handy for doing the summer>winter and vice versa wheel swaps on my 75 and the wife's Honda. At £30 you can't go wrong. At my store there was only two left so looks like they have sold well

Daveluck · 13th April 2016, 13:55

Just got one and it whipped the crankcase pulley off in about 20 seconds.

Very pleased with it.

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Southside Gets stuck in MG ZT Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Tamworth Posts: 907 Thanks: 2 Thanked 75 Times in 43 Posts	I've got one although not from lidl. They are good for more than just wheel nuts. I've used mine a few times on seriously tight hub nuts, crank pulley bolts and if you can get the car high enough off the ground I use it for suspension parts too. Only downside with them is they are quite big so no good for tight spaces.

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BigJohn Gets stuck in Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Essex Posts: 609 Thanks: 518 Thanked 162 Times in 104 Posts	Cheers MM I bought one today will come in handy for doing the summer>winter and vice versa wheel swaps on my 75 and the wife's Honda. At £30 you can't go wrong. At my store there was only two left so looks like they have sold well

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Daveluck Gets stuck in 75 saloon 2.0 diesel Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Panton, lugo, Galicia Posts: 945 Thanks: 236 Thanked 192 Times in 143 Posts	Just got one and it whipped the crankcase pulley off in about 20 seconds. Very pleased with it.