Well first things first you need a lot more than a wrench/racket. You need a breaker bar and the trick is to "shock" with a jolt rather than building up the torque.

 

you will be needing a windy gun for that mate

 

i used a breaker bar with a scaffold pole added on the end

 

Drill it off.

 

bar and muscles and by the looks of it a better socket as that ones been chewing it

 

i used a breaker bar an literally kept bouncing on it until its nuts loosened up
and i am talkin about takin the hub nuts off, cuz i know that sounds a bit dodgy

 

Hey guys went to replace my cv joints today and failed to get the hub nut of I punched out the dent on the nut and used a pole over my wrench made it over 20" but managed to bend both of my wrenches and move the car lol but the nut did not move had plenty of wd40 too.

Any ideas guys heres a pic of the hub nut in case im missing something??

I may be wrong in this case, but on many cars that nut is a left hand thread on one side and right hand on the other.

 

windy gun and heat?

 

heat and windy gun, or get someone who knows what there doing on it.

 

Well I put heated you mine when I could not get it off, didn't roast it but tikled it with heat then hit it a few times, tried the breaker bar on it again and free'd off no bother.

 

I like how people suggest a buzz gun but I highly doubt he he access to one and a air compressor lol.

Breaker bar, decent 6 sided socket and brute force.

 

mate i have 1 that plugs in cig lighter bit and works a treat... also windy gun and compressor not hard to get hold of haha

 

^^^ I didn't say it was hard, just not cheap (my buzz gun alone is £300). And doubt a 12v electric gun would have the strength to remove a hub nut

 

you missed the bit 'it works a treat' out then lol

 

Still doubt it lol, got a 24v one that won't even budge them.

 

i used it a few month back on a hub nut so ayee proven to work a treat....

 

Was that front or rear though? Cos, if it was the front then it mustn't of been tight enough in the first place.

 

electric ones, even the 24v ones are shyt, but you should still give it a go.

 

drive it to your nearest garage im sure they will be happy to just put the air gun on it to lossen it and then do it up with a knuckle bar and take a steady drive home

 

ive literally never in 6 years had problems undoing a hub nut on any car, and never bother hammering the dents out personally just undo them and that straightens them out, tbh if you cant get it off with a bar then chances are buzz gun wont take it off either, got a top of the range snap on one that wont take things off sometimes so usually a case of getting someone to press the brake and using a 2 foot breaker bar, should only be torqued at 200 NM anyway which is pretty much nothing thinking tools are what are letting you down here
200 NM is equivelant to 20kg force on a 1metre lever so should be about 30kg on your 20" lever

 

Well just got a 24" breaker bar and still will not come off even put a solid pole on the end no luck, I have put my hole weight on it, I must weigh bout 85kg and still will not come off!!!

 

Like someone said before, it'll need shocking not progressive pressure.

 

try pulling up the way instead of pushing down