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hose clamp nut driver

mech-tech

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I'm wondering what you guys use on hose clamps that are in hard to reach areas? I often find a hose clamp on the equipment at work to be in a very bad angle up under a radiator against the frame where even a stubby nutdriver wont fit. Does anyone make really short 1/4" or 5/16" nutdrivers? I also see these long flex nutdrivers for hose clamps, but often times the area I have to reach is only big enough for one hand. So what are you guys using?
 
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thightower

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Those places call for a short 1/4 ratchet and 5/16 socket, and maybe an extention. At least thats what I used
 

mayhemman

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ratcheting 1/4 driver. ratchet with long extenstion, maybe just ratchet with just a socket.

every job has its unique needs. sometimes ya just gotta use a screwdriver and finish with a wrench. ya never know.
 
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Fedwrench

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Situation dependent. everything from flex shaft nut drivers, to swivel sockets on either various length 1/4 handled drivers, knurled extensions, or a tiny 1/4 drive ratchet.:beer:
 

ex-x-fire

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I took a long (3 foot) off brand screwdriver that I had picked up used somewhere, welded a 1/4'' extension to it, had that lying around to. Works great. You might even be able to make one out of a BBQ utensil.
 

JASTECH

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I use these flex nut drivers by JTC.
 

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