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joaniebo Bob Olach
Crystal Lake, IL, USA   USA
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I thought that I had a set of these in my boxes but can't seem to locate them. Anyone know the thread and hex sizes for the nyloc nuts used to secure the rear brake drums? The B/L number is BTB728. Thanks.

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barry s Barry Stoll
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I've no idea what you are referring to. More description or a photo or parts catalogue diagram?

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joaniebo Bob Olach
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Barry

On wire wheeled MGBs, there are four nylock nuts that hold each of the brake drums to the studs sticking out of the wire wheel hubs and through the brake drums. The Moss number is 310-400.

Bob

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tomkatb Larry Baygents
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Nyloc?

I know mine has regular nuts. 3/4" wrench. Early car.



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lewisrn Gold Member Bob L
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Lug nuts are 1/2"-20. I assume that those bolts should be the same.



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joaniebo Bob Olach
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Yep, locknuts ... Been there since the car was new back in 68. Putting on new drums and figured it was time to change the locknuts !

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and probably available at a local hardware store without the shipping.



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joaniebo Bob Olach
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The very reason why I was looking for the size. Guess I'll have to take off a wheel and one of the locknuts to the hardware store.

Bob

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