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    The guy who makes them, is only about an hour from here, I guess he pretty much sells them from a small mom/pop setup. Very quick though, arrived day after I ordered it. I was very skeptical as to how well it would work, but it worked great. He makes sets of them for wheel lugs and spindles, as well as other applications.
    " "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.

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    Great idea. I sort of made the same thing one time by cutting a nut in half and clamping it back together with vice grips to the bolt that was boogered up, and running it back off to clean up the threads. Looks like the one you bought would do a really good job, just like a regular die.

    Don

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