24mmX27mm Combination Wrench

HamishMacCheap · Friday at 8:25 AM

I recently ordered a 24mmX27mm open end combination wench for use on the 3-point nuts. It is a perfect size for my LX2610SU since it fits both the lift rod nut (24mm) and the top link nut (27mm). I found it on eBay and it is German made (Stahlwille) so I anticipate it is a quality tool. Makes life easier for me to have both sizes in hand while adjusting implements. Easy is my friend.

In any event, I want to buy the same thing for my L3302 but the same nuts are larger in size than the equivalent LX2610SU nuts and I don't have a way to measure them. Can anyone tell me the size of a L3302 lift rod nut and the size of the top link nut?

Thanks in advance for any assistance given.

Chewwy · Monday at 11:10 AM

What is difficulty with measuring the nuts on the LX2610SU?
No ruler or tape measure?

HamishMacCheap · Monday at 11:12 AM

I don't have either a metric tape measure or a metric ruler.

Even if I did, the bolt would make an accurate measurement more difficult.

Chewwy · Monday at 11:34 AM

I don’t have access to you model of machine. However, it’s not hard to convert inches to mm. Multiply the length value in inches by 25.4.

NoTrespassing · Monday at 11:40 AM

Amazon sells a 6" plastic digital caliper for $5.60.

I can't help you with the exact size, sorry. It's nice to have a caliper and thread gage handy.

diesel85 · 2025-07-29T20:40:34-0400

I have like 5 or 6 cheapy calipers. Both plastic and metal. But I also have two really nice Mitutoyo calipers in both analog and digital.

I use them a few times a month.

I also love my Milwaukee 5m/16ft tape measures. I bought a few of them. I love having both metric and imperial.

Really wish the US would convert to metric.

M59 · 2025-07-29T21:55:23-0400

diesel85 said:
Really wish the US would convert to metric.

If we move to metric then what am I going to do with hundreds of these tools?
Here is a 1/8 open end wrench on a ruler with scale in inches.

Lets see where this takes the thread.

sandman2234 · 2025-07-29T22:08:06-0400

I was told by my math teacher when I was in seventh grade that the USA would not convert to metric in a single instance, but it would slowly over many decades convert, one business at a time.
He was a pretty smart man, and I am glad he has been right. I am still not ready to convert!
David from jax