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Gearwrench 444-544

posted by  someone claiming to be stripping 90 on  Sun Jun 8 17:01 CST 2008 [RELATED]

I must agree that gear wrench is a great tool although should not be used for breaking loose tight bolts.
The best ones have a swivel head that locks into any angle position,and also have a toggle lever to reverse direction.With a gear wrench that does not have the reversing feature one must be careful not to work oneself into a mess.
My son tried to use a 10 mm gear wrench to remove the bolts holding the clutch fan to the waterpump,the nut unscrewed rapidly to the point of trapping the wrench between the clutch and its flange,after a few minutes of trying to decide how to deal with this we decided to remove the other three nuts with a different wrench.






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