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Good info, http://www.hummerpartsguy.com/Geared-Hub-Spindle-Nuts_b_3.html

I've never seen nuts like those on any GM vehicle.

Well, you own a humvee, not everything is off the shelf at your local parts house. You may need to make one. Piece of pipe, grinder and weld a socket to it to drive it. That would be on the shelf at the home depot...

But post #22 says they brought their own part with them. And, again less than 2 minutes into the video they said they were at a dealer.

I'm not, they are. I can't believe some of the stuff I read here either!

So, why did he say he knew a dealer, and not an auction site. Why did he say he was test driving it before committing to buy? None of what he said or did jives with a GL auction purchase. None of it.

They test drove it out in the desert after fixing it and before buying it... Most bases do not allow working on them, test driving or film crews.

1:14 into the vid, he says he knows a licensed dealer. I didn't hear him say he was buying from an auction or from gov planet. I'm calling my governor!!! aua

It's television, these days you can't trust the news channels, let alone a reality show.

Kent Moore Tool J-33144., found with a goolgle search for"humvee 8 slot spindle nut tool"

Yes

Did you adjust the shoes as the TM call for? use feeler gauges?

Internet alert, details are wrong and the panic ensues.... :jumpin:

And did you start with bleeding the master cylinder, then the airpack, then the wheel cylinders?

Did you do anything besides changing a couple wheel cylinders?

Did you vacuum bleed, pedal pump bleed or pressure bleed? Pressure bleeding works great with dot5.

It's cute.

Cool, so far from the answers posted, you have 4 or 5 choices... :deadhorse:

For some reason I thought there was a standard GM radiator that will work. Also, seems like junkyardwarscrusher may have one, or was the one who told me this info. I can't remember so well...

We reserve the use of such terms for real "emergencies". I'll edit the title.