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Old 08-22-2020, 07:28 PM
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Those typ come with a 6 point 12mm hex bit (1/2" drive)
like this: https://www.amazon.com/GEARWRENCH-80...s%2C163&sr=1-3

Soak the base and center area with a good penetrating oil. Or make your own (50% Acetone, 50% Marvel Mystery oil or ATF). Go eat lunch.
Use a breaker bar with the Hex bit and lean into it. Do not use an Impact.

Replacement nuts are avail thru Trigo Wheel. Just specify your thread pitch.
Trigo Wheels | Wheels For Your Cobra!

If the hex does slip (those pin nuts you posted look a bit worn) you can try a 1/2" Hex bit. (= 12.7MM) You may have to belt sand it a tad. Point being you don't want to crack the Pin nut as then you are going to have to Wiz wheel the Nut and stud off.

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