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a quick metric tool question...

bobski
what is the cross over american socket equal to 11mm?
thanks. [?]
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  • gearheaddad
    11mm converts to .433in so, 7/16 is the closest I'd guess!
    Hope this helps, Ed

    Ed Konopasek
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  • tobefree
    All that wierd mystery stuff you post and you haven't found a metric socket set.... I would have sure lost that bet.
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  • gearheaddad
    You know Bobski,
    You could always use a "metric" crescent wrench..................

    Ed Konopasek
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  • tobefree
    And I have one he can borrow too!
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  • richbug
    7/16 is a little loose on an 11mm, and it sometimes takes a hammer to use an 11mm on a 7-16.

    rich the improviser.(borrowed from Mudge).

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  • bobski
    wife 500 miles away cant stick a metric cresent wrench in the opening of a 86 olds delta 88 fake spoke hubcap axle locking nut to remove it, to get to the flat tire in the driveway! [:p] thanks!
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  • icdux1
    take a dremel tool with cut off wheel attached and cut a screwdriver slot across the bolt. might as well do all 4 of them and you will be prepared next time. regards dux
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  • select-fire
    7/16 = .4375
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  • tobefree
    If your wife is 500 miles away and is stranded, do what any red blooded man would do... Get down on your knees and cry Thank you Lord.
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  • Hunter375
    7/32" =5.5mm
    5/16" =8mm
    7/16" =11mm
    1/2" =13mm (very tight)
    9/16" =14mm (loose)
    5/8" =16mm
    11/16"=17mm (loose)
    3/4" =19mm
    13/16"=21mm (tight)
    7/8" =22mm
    15/16"=24mm (loose)

    anything bigger, you'd better use the right size.

    there is no SAE equivalent for 5mm, , 6mm, 7mm, 9mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm. It is unlikely you will ever see a 20 or 23mm bolt.

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  • bobski
    cant cut a slot in the nut head. wife doesnt carry a vise or hack saw in the trunk. [:D] besides, 86 olds hubcap nuts thread on to a threaded shaft. its a genuine nut that threads down the shaft to tighten. its gotta be a deep socket to clear the shaft to get to the nut. thanks gang!
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