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Fork spanner (for sleeve nut) as required
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Also known asD527
DiagramFig. 17 — BATTERY CASE, TOOLBOX AND AIR FILTER · ref 47
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Listed in parts books1964–1969

Fork spanner (for sleeve nut) as required

Factory fork spanner made for the fork sleeve nut, part of the toolkit lineup, also known by its earlier D527 number.

PN · 60-0527

This is the fork spanner, part number 60-0527, listed in the toolkit figures as the tool made for the sleeve nut down at the bottom of the fork legs. It's one of the special-purpose wrenches Triumph included in the factory toolkit rather than a general-purpose spanner, shaped to grip a nut that an ordinary open-end wrench won't reach or turn cleanly.

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You'll find it cataloged under the toolkit and air filter listings as well as the toolkit, frame lock, and pillion footrest listings, which tells you it traveled with the rest of the factory tool roll rather than living in the fork assembly itself. The older alias for this one is D527, so if you're working from an earlier parts book that's the number you'd see instead of 60-0527.

It shows up across catalog entries spanning the mid to late 1960s. If you're restoring a toolkit to original spec or just need the right tool to get into that sleeve nut without chewing it up, this is the one the factory speced for the job.

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