size nut front drive chain sprocket?

[marp68]

Have to buy a tool...

Anyone knows which size the nut for the front drive chain sprocket has? I measured it to 37, but someone here on the forum said 36 mm.

 

[jayel]

yes 36mm

 

[bluebikerblan]

yes 36mm

Number 9 Guru, good to see you about!

Ran across this salt flats photo and thought the resemblance to be uncanny!
Don't suppose you'd care to fess up would you?

Best, Blue

 

[jayel]

been there done that on a few of the smaller bikes I've ridden back in in the day, now days I wonder what the hell was I thinking! I've been damn lucky come to think of it, laid out like that running a 350 H-D Sprint against a 750 honda once don't know if he gave up because I was faster or I was crazier, probably the latter

 

[marp68]

Okej, great! Two against one, 36 mm it is, then...

 

[hutch08]

I always thought it was size : crescent wrench ....LOL

 

[jamesgs4]

metric cresent wrench, actually.

 

[uknowme2goog]

metric channel lock wrench...maybe?

 

[urbandork]

I always thought it was size : crescent wrench ....LOL

metric cresent wrench, actually.

metric channel lock wrench...maybe?

agreed

reading that made me laugh.

 

[donkeytool]

Before you buy that socket, you might check to see if your local Auto Zone has one in their "Loaner Tools". 36mm is a pretty commonn automotive hub/axle nut size.

 

[gggGary]

No need for a crescent wrench, a hammer and chisel is the preferred tool and it gets the keeper open and closed too.

 

[xjwmx]

see if your local Auto Zone has one in their "Loaner Tools

That's a damn good idea. I should be doing that myself.

 

[Ironsled77]

Buy it once n have it for life.

 

[marp68]

Before you buy that socket, you might check to see if your local Auto Zone has one in their "Loaner Tools". 36mm is a pretty commonn automotive hub/axle nut size.

Thanks for the tip!