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Marmaduke
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Mixture of both although from memory you only need 9/16" and 1/2", they are I remember using anyway
Lowlight
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Bit of a mix, I mostly get by with metric. Make sure you have a lump hammer and a good chisel.
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Metric hammer, imperial chisel!
Davidleeowen
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Mainly metric from my experience but the nut and bolt sizes go from small to very large so you'll need a good socket set .... plus all the usual screwdrivers, pliers etc and a big hammer !
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A decent hammadoo.
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with the 9/16 get a good open ender,these are for the prop bolts,a ring wont fit
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Just fill the entire back of it up with tools of all trades and that should do the job, hopefully
Or be like me and get to know your local Landy mechanic really well and become friends with him lol.
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A purpose made propshaft bolt socket is one of the best things I ever bought.
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Yeah, I bought one of them. I've been looking for it in my garage for a month!
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