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Which tools to get. 200

posted by  Jim Holst on  Thu Feb 12 18:28 CST 2004
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I recently bought a set of the Sears gear wrenches, the thin ones with a 15 degree offset and an open wrench opposite the ratchet head. Don't but the thick clunky ones. These gear wrenshes are getting used more and more. The set starts at 10mm and goes up to 19 or so. I added the 8mm size for $16!

An inexpensive but very useful tool has been the set of rubber strap wrenches they sell. I've used the larger one to hold the cam gear while torquing the bolt and for turning the crank balancer. The smaller one has been useful in the kitchen on jar lids. Wife.gov likes that one.






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