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Mark R Steitle wrote:

>BTW, someone was looking for a source for a 2-1/8" socket.  They may be
>able to find one at a pawn shop.  I bought mine at Sears and paid about
>$25 for it... ouch!  
>
>  
>

Sears (of all places) has them in stock all day long.  I spent many more 
hours than it was worth trying to find an alternative and then chasing 
down the large socket.  Save yourself some heartache and just pick one 
up from Sears.  You'll end up using it more often than you'd think.

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