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    And for goodness sake... Leave the wheel nuts on loose before you start kicking / hitting, so it doesn't go flying off!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    And for goodness sake... Leave the wheel nuts on loose before you start kicking / hitting, so it doesn't go flying off!
    Yes indeed. A little wheel can go a looooong way. They take a bit off stopping....
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    Quote Originally Posted by LRD414 View Post
    IDriving around with loose wheels nuts seems to be recommend by "experts" on YouTube but I wasn't too keen on that idea.

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    Hmm. If I ever had to resort to something like that I would be replacing studs and nuts at the earliest opportunity. I suspect those 'experts' have never had a wheel come off..... but they will.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    And for goodness sake... Leave the wheel nuts on loose before you start kicking / hitting, so it doesn't go flying off!
    So obvious when you think about it.

    Martin

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    Quote Originally Posted by johntins View Post
    Hmm. If I ever had to resort to something like that I would be replacing studs and nuts at the earliest opportunity. I suspect those 'experts' have never had a wheel come off..... but they will.
    It shouldn't be done that bad..

    Just loosen 1 turn, roll forward and backwards slightly and you're good to go..

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