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KnurledNut
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These?
They make a combination wrench where the box end is offset 75deg. Is someone a dealer in the US or if not in the US will ship here?These?
KnurledNut
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My bad i totally missed you said combination.
Im not aware of any US distributors.
Im guessing these are the ones you are talking about:
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Thanks for looking.My bad i totally missed you said combination.
Im not aware of any US distributors.
I don't really need one of them, but of course I want one. KnurledNut
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Thanks for looking.
Might check out Gedore 1B.
KnurledNut
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Or Facom 41:
Terra Nova
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I immediately thought this when reading the subject... I r disappointed
Kind of hard to work on a car with those. But there have been times I would have been glad to use them.I immediately thought this when reading the subject... I r disappointed
Terra Nova
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Depends on the the kind of work you need to do on themKind of hard to work on a car with those. But there have been times I would have been glad to use them.
KnurledNut
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Bro...calm the heck down...
Bro...calm the heck down...
Kscardsfan
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Amazing how much work you can do with a flat back axe and Halligan bar.Depends on the the kind of work you need to do on them
Fedwrench
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SATA offers a set of those style wrenches on amazon that goes on sale often for about $50ish.
Thanks, I'll take a look.
Thank you
Maybe you need some Unior LSI No 130 if you can find some then. Sadly these look like they are discontinued.
Tools from the old world
Chinese Fluke 101 kit (includes stand). Nice simple meter. Leads are quite long, but very inflexible, so pretty frustrating to use. Maybe they will soften up a bit.
www.garagejournal.com
dnschmidt
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TOPTUL makes the same style of wrench as well. These are actually my favorite combination wrenches.
KnurledNut
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Those look great! I have a Taiwan set from Ampro.
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The Toptul wrenches look a lot like the Stahlwille ones.
dnschmidt
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If you think about it logically all combination wrenches should be made this way so that your hand clears the work plain. Very seldom have I found the additional depth to be an issue.
The fact that they look like the Stahlwille ones is not an accident. TOPTUL openly told me that they consider Stahlwille to be the World Standard in wrenches and they they try to duplicate whatever Stahlwille makes.
The fact that they look like the Stahlwille ones is not an accident. TOPTUL openly told me that they consider Stahlwille to be the World Standard in wrenches and they they try to duplicate whatever Stahlwille makes.
It doesn't look like that style ever caught on here in the States, but Mac tool carries the Expert brand that has the offset combination wrenches. Looks like Williams also has a Taiwan made combination wrench in that style also.
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Thanks, looks like I'll be ordering some wrenches from them soon.
Put in an order for 6-22 metric 75 deg. offset combination wrenches. Thanks for the link they were really reasonably priced like you said.
Nobody-named-Olli
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Going to leave this here. FORCE 76404TA - Sliding T-Handle metric 4mm hex key. Nice finish, feels good in hand, spins great, positive lock/ engagement of sliding handle in all 3 positions. Fits fasteners well. Main driving end/ tip has some type of non-slip/ grip enhancing coating, those on the sliding handle don’t. Good tool!
(4-6 are obviously control measurements.)
Kind regards,
Olli
(4-6 are obviously control measurements.)
Kind regards,
Olli